I'm passionate about crafting products that people love to use.

It all started with curiosity.

In May of 2022, I started studying Computer Science at BRAC University with one goal — to spend more time with computers. At first, programming felt like learning a new language. Every assignment introduced another challenge, but every solved problem made me want to learn more.

This is where the story changes.

The moment I built something that people could actually use in a browser, everything changed. I wasn't just writing code anymore—I was creating experiences.

Outside of code.

When I'm away from compilers, I'm usually behind a camera, exploring a new place, or getting lost in a great game.

Photography taught me to slow down and notice the details. Traveling has given me a curiosity for new places, cultures, and perspectives. Gaming, on the other hand, sparked my fascination with interactive experiences. It's one of the reasons I enjoy building software today.

Thanks for reading!

It wasn't love at first sight.

Programming challenged me more than I expected. There were days when nothing worked, when a single bug could keep me stuck for hours.

But somewhere along the way, I realized that every error message was a clue, every project taught me something new, and every breakthrough felt incredibly rewarding.

Transition away from coding.

Stepping away from my desk is just as important as sitting at it. Traveling reminds me that every place has its own story—and every experience changes how I see the world.