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/ About / 02
I build backends that stay readable as they grow.
I'm based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, interested in system design and writing software that is easy to change six months later. Most of my day goes into shaping data models, designing concurrency-aware flows, and keeping services as boring as possible.
I work as a Backend Engineer & Mentor at Softsasi, where I help shape architectural decisions, review code, and give younger engineers a hand with the parts that aren't in tutorials.
Outside of work I play with small frameworks, AI developer tools, and write about what I'm learning on Medium. A round-up of signals and recognition is in the achievements and recognition section.
/ Principles
The ideas that shape almost every technical decision I make.
Exotic stacks lose to proven ones. PostgreSQL, Redis, and a clean codebase will outlast any hype cycle.
An hour at the whiteboard saves a week of refactors. Clean boundaries beat clever code.
Systems break. The job is to make them break loudly, recover gracefully, and never lose data.
If another engineer can't read it at 2am during an incident, it's too clever. Ship clarity.
/ Toolkit
Tools change, principles don't. Still — here's the current toolkit I use to ship.
/ Languages
01/ Backend
02/ Frontend
03/ Database
04/ Infrastructure
05/ Architecture
06/ System Design
07/ AI
08/ Experience
Softsasi / Remote
Softsasi / Remote
/ Education
BSc · Ongoing
Computer Science
/ Signals
The facts, not the flex. A short snapshot of things that happened along the way.
Finished 1st Runner Up at the global NASA Space Apps Challenge, building a working solution with a team under a 48-hour constraint.
Participated and shipped an AI feature using the browser's built-in AI capabilities.
/ Say hi
Open to backend engineering roles, side projects with solid engineering, and mentorship conversations. I reply to most emails within a day.