Product engineer building practical software in Dhaka.

I grew up in Dhaka and started building things on the web in school. The first sites were ugly and they shipped — that was the lesson that stuck. Ship early, ship rough, iterate from real feedback.

Most of my work since has been at the intersection of engineering and product. I like the part of the job where you sit with a founder, listen to what they actually need, and translate that into something a user can press a button on the same week.

Today I split time between three things. Bynari is the product build agency where I take client work — landing pages, dashboards, SaaS MVPs, and full launches. Univent is an event ticketing platform I co-founded for organizers across Bangladesh. And I’m finishing my B.Sc. in CSE at United International University.

Before that, I co-founded and led engineering at Caarmate — a carpooling service for Dhaka commuters that ran from 2022 to 2024. We built a real product, learned a lot about ride matching and trust on local roads, and wound down cleanly when the time was right.

My default stack is Django on the backend, Next.js and React Native on the client, and PostgreSQL underneath. I reach for boring tools on purpose. The interesting work happens above the framework layer.

Outside work I help run the UIU Developers Hub community, stay involved with the BYLC Graduate Network, and occasionally design event collateral.