About Me

I wrote my first "Hello World" in python. It was the first time I wrote a program and saw the output. It was a magical moment for me. I was fascinated by the fact that I could write a few lines of code and make the computer do what I wanted it to do. That was the moment I fell in love with programming. This is where my journey of a lifetime began.

First time I wrote a program that had a graphical user interface. Well it was more of HTML page with some CSS and JavaScript. But it was a big deal for me. I was amazed by the fact that I could write code and see the output in a browser. It was a big leap for me. I was no longer confined to the terminal. I was out in the open world of the web. To see this visually and play around with css properties was really fun.

Although I had been writing code for a while, I had never written a program in C. But from the moment I wrote my first program in C, I decided I wanted to learn more about it. It was difficult for sure, But I wanted to not just learn it, but master it. I wanted to know the ins and out. From this point on programming was no longer just a hobby, it was a passion.

I enrolled in a CSE program in JKKNIU. And here began the true hard core programming journey. I was introduced to the world of algorithms and data structures. Long sleepless nights, countless hours of coding, and hundreds of problems to solve. Problems solving became my passion. I was no longer just writing code to show output, I was writing code to squeeze out every last bit of performance. In this part of my life I learned more debugging, sharpened my logical skills an became part of a community of competitive programmers.

I stepped into the world of machine learning and artificial intelligence. I was fascinated how a computer can learn from data. I started learning about it on kaggle. I analyzed and visualized data, and built machine learning models. It opened up a whole new world for me. Where I could use my programming skills to solve real world problems. I was writing code that could learn, predict and make decisions.

At the beginning of the year, I started working as a part-time freelance software engineer focused on machine learning , data analytics and web development projects. I was no longer just writing code for fun, but as a profession. I was writing code that solved real world business and research problems for my clients. I learned to handle clients, manage deadlines, and work in a team. My technical skills grew in leaps and bounds. As I gained hands on experience in working with legacy code, version control, and deployment. Later in the year in late november, I joined the amazing team at 'Incevio' as a full-time Web developer intern.

2024 was a year of deep professional growth. At Incevio I shipped REST APIs, end-to-end features, and automated tests for zCart while sharpening my refactoring skills and code architecture. I deepened my knowledge of cloud computing and system design, and continued growing the Mymensingh programmers community — contributing to open source projects and mentoring young programmers.

Joined Arraytics as a Software Engineer. Worked on timetics.ai, Aisentic (20k+ installs), Eventin, WP Timetics, Booktics, and WPCafe. Built unified AI backend infrastructure cutting AI integration cost by ~35%, improved delivery speed ~2× with harness engineering, and shipped measurable performance wins on Timetics and WPCafe.