Work

Body Solutions — Software Engineer

Sep 2025 — present · NY, US — remote

I led architecture for the Assessment Monitoring observability stack — a state-machine model over raw lifecycle data, a polling-friendly query layer, and structured error capture surfaced through a single dashboard used by engineering and clinical staff. I designed and ran live schema migrations on production data, including a JSON→relational conversion with drift recovery and atomic backfill. The backend orchestration patterns I shaped around an external AI service — transactional guarantees, idempotency, lossless persistence — became long-term conventions for the team.

Go · Python · TypeScript · PostgreSQL

fringecore (CityGroup) — Software Engineer

Sep 2023 — Sep 2025 · Dhaka, BD

I built a low-resolution face recognition system (FaceNet + KNN) for analyzing CCTV footage, and a Kafka + Go service that reliably handles thousands of ad display events. I developed a computer-vision system for tracking cylinders in industrial operations, and worked with IoT devices across the floor. One job I'm fond of: rescuing a hospital's dying nurse-call server by virtualizing a decade-old physical appliance — including reverse-engineering a Java license check that tied the software to the motherboard's hardware UUID, and shimming dmidecode so the VM could inherit the original machine's identity.

read the rescue story

Go · Python · Kafka · KVM · FaceNet · IoT

Festive.Rocks — Co-founder

Mar 2023 — present · side project

Co-founded a ticketing platform and built it across the stack: authentication, verification, and password-reset flows, with performance work that minimizes database round-trips — and a habit of attacking our own site before anyone else does.

Vue · Go · PostgreSQL · Redis

Algorizin — Backend Developer

Jun 2022 — Aug 2023 · NY, US — remote

Built and maintained the backend for a platform supporting international students in the US, set up the CI/CD pipeline that sped up deployments, and mentored junior developers.

Next.js · TypeORM · PostgreSQL · Amazon SES

Some early university projects: iSteg hid text inside images with least-significant-bit encoding, and aSteg hid files inside audio using on-off keying. They're still around — try the browser version.