A curious student finds the internet
Early schooling in Bangladesh, then a transition toward self-directed learning online — discovering that curiosity plus an internet connection could take me anywhere.
The major chapters of my development — each one a bet that compounded into the next. Scroll through the story.
Early schooling in Bangladesh, then a transition toward self-directed learning online — discovering that curiosity plus an internet connection could take me anywhere.
Web development, Flutter apps, WordPress client sites, digital marketing — I said yes to a lot of things and built a lot of imperfect things. Each one left a skill behind.
An externship in market analysis with Beats By Dre, a web + AI chatbot internship with Africa ICT Right, and ongoing Web & AI development with Connect For Purpose. Real teams, real deadlines.
Client websites, automation recipes, SaaS concepts like BizAutomate — learning that distribution and packaging matter as much as code.
Pointers, memory, algorithms — the hardest course I had finished at that point, and the one that gave me the mental models behind everything else.
Formal CS education at University of the People — structure, peers, and credentials to match the self-taught skills, while preparing for future international opportunities.
Increasing focus on AI agents, automation, LLMs, data science and machine learning — building products, not just tutorials.
Scholarships and international programs, deeper technical mastery, companies that solve real problems. The roadmap is honest and ambitious.
This timeline is still being written.
The next milestones — deeper expertise, international education, companies with real users — are the ones I'm working on now.