CS student at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, majoring in AI.I'm a Web Developer
I'm a Computer Science student specialising in Artificial Intelligence, and I like building things that solve real problems.
I started with Computer Science & Engineering at BRAC University in Dhaka, building my foundation in programming, algorithms and object-oriented design. At Swinburne I'm taking that into AI, software architecture, cloud computing and web development.
Before code, I spent years editing and producing video, including leading a small production team. That taught me to plan, collaborate and ship something polished, and I bring the same habits to software.
This year I've shipped an interactive 3D physics lab that covers a whole national syllabus in two languages, a 3D prayer guide in three, a four-role healthcare booking platform, a CNN that reads handwritten numbers, a prize wheel for an in-store campaign, and four browser games built without a single asset file.
off the clock →football · gaming · movies & anime · the gym · my cat Ayra
Nine roles I've taken on so far — building software, creating visual stories, and leading the people and projects behind them.
Ships live sites and web apps — a 3D physics lab, a 3D prayer guide, four browser games, a prize-wheel app and this portfolio — plus coursework sites with semantic HTML, validated forms and responsive CSS. Everything is deployed on Vercel or GitHub Pages.
Builds software end to end — a four-role healthcare platform in Next.js and Prisma, a CNN that reads handwritten numbers, a bilingual physics lab behind a 308-test gate and four browser games with their own tooling — plus sixty C++ and Java programs and multi-AZ AWS infrastructure.
Trained in graphic design at Creative IT Institute. Designs brand graphics, social posts, thumbnails, stream overlays and presentation visuals in Adobe Illustrator.
Shoots freelance and personal photography, with an eye for light, framing and people that carries into every design and video project.
Shot educational videos and freelance gigs, handling the camera, lighting and on-set setup.
Edited in After Effects and Filmora for Luxurious Sky — a YouTube channel now at 10k subscribers — and several movie-explanation channels.
Streams PC gameplay to YouTube on a self-built rig — RTX 4070 NVENC encoding, a Nikon D3400 as a webcam, and dedicated lighting.
Directed educational video productions at Brain Stormers Coaching Center, shaping each piece from concept to final cut.
Managed a small production team at Brain Stormers — planning shoots, coordinating people and keeping the full pipeline on schedule.
Years behind the edit, then a deep dive into computing — two paths that shaped how I build.
Led a small team shooting and editing educational videos, owning the full process from concept to final edit.
Cut videos for Luxurious Sky — a YouTube channel now at 10k subscribers — and several movie-explanation channels.
Thirteen projects — a 153-topic physics lab, four browser games built from nothing, an interactive 3D prayer guide, a healthcare booking platform, a CNN that reads handwriting, cloud infrastructure, and thirty programs written in both C++ and Java.
A volcano is erupting and the lava keeps rising. Fly a rescue helicopter, pick up stranded survivors and carry them to a camp on the mountain — not inside the cabin, but as a swinging human chain below it, each survivor a six-part physics ragdoll holding the ankles of the one above. Carry too many or fly too roughly and the chain snaps.
Don't just read how to pray — see it. A faceless 3D figure, generated entirely in code, performs each movement of the Islamic prayer while the instructions, Arabic, transliteration and translation stay in sync beside it. All five daily prayers, four madhhabs side by side, in English, বাংলা and العربية.
A 3D game about surviving Dhaka traffic, entirely in Bangla. Wrong-way rickshaws, buses that stop anywhere, people crossing under a perfectly good footbridge — and a fairness system that guarantees every hazard can be avoided. Every vehicle, building and sound is generated in code.
An interactive 3D laboratory covering the entire Bangladesh HSC Physics syllabus — 153 topics across both papers, where every slider changes real physics and every number on screen comes from the equations. Bilingual, phone-first, and gated behind 308 automated tests.
A browser parkour platformer with no enemies, no weapons and no asset files. Three hand-designed levels, a twelve-move movement system, and every tile, sprite, sound and UI glyph generated in code at boot — 28 kB gzipped on top of the engine.
Snake rebuilt in real 3D in the browser — a neon arena drawn with custom shaders, a snake made of instanced geometry, and a soundtrack synthesised as it plays. No models, textures or sound files anywhere in the project: every pixel and every note is generated in code.
A system that reads handwritten numbers from images. It splits each image into digits, recognises each digit with a custom CNN, and joins the results. It reaches 89% exact-match accuracy on 2,000 test images, and comes with an interactive web app.
A multi-hospital healthcare booking platform for Bangladesh. Patients find verified doctors by specialty and location and book open time slots; hospitals and doctors are approved through a two-step review; doctors run consultations and issue prescriptions — with a separate dashboard for each of four roles.
A keyboard-driven promotional prize wheel for an in-store campaign: space to spin, then type a name to claim the prize. One weight per prize sets both the slice size and the real odds, and the spin solves for where it must stop before it starts turning — so the wheel can never lie about the odds.
Thirty programs in three escalating tiers — fundamentals, object-oriented design, then data structures and algorithms — each written twice, in C++ and in Java, for sixty in all. They run from a menu-driven calculator to a min heap measured against Floyd's O(N) build.
A custom VPC across two Availability Zones with public and private subnets, a bastion host into private resources, a MySQL database, and locked-down security groups and IAM.
A low-cost floating household raft for a remote Indigenous community facing flood isolation — drum flotation, bamboo frame, solar power, and sensors for water, temperature, GPS, tilt and SOS.
Semantic, responsive sites with validated forms and tables, published on GitHub Pages — plus the About page, structure and styling for a team cybersecurity website.
PC gaming turned into streaming — and streaming turned into a love for cameras, lighting, encoding and post-production.
Football, films, games, the gym — and a cat called Ayra. The things that keep me going when the laptop's closed.
Football has been a big part of my life. It taught me teamwork and discipline — and, most of all, how to regulate my emotions when the pressure is on.
I don't play regularly any more, but the lessons stuck.
There's almost always an anime or a series on the go — and I've seen nearly every Marvel film.
These days the gym is where I unwind. Favourite muscle group to train?
A cat person and a dog person — but Ayra, my cat, runs the house.
All-time bestRed Dead Redemption 2
Battle royaleFortnite
Chill pickRocket LeagueInternships, freelance web & design work, video, or an AI idea you want to prototype — I'm in.
