self-taught developer from bangladesh. 10th grader. the education system here runs on memorization but i run on curiosity.

i picked up programming just to understand how things work under the hood. i stayed because it turns out you can build real things with a laptop and enough stubbornness. there are no bootcamps here. just documentation, source code and problems worth solving.

my goal has never been a job. it's building things that are genuinely useful.

no active projects right now.

	react native ~ not the tutorial kind. i write custom native modules for drone ground stations. this means bridging JS to platform APIs and handling live telemetry. a dropped frame is a crash, not a UI bug.
	rust ~ taking it seriously. bodh is how i learn: through a problem that actually demands it. memory layout, zero-cost abstractions, treating the compiler as a teacher.
	cryptography & web3 ~ the math, not the hype. bip39 mnemonic generation, key derivation, protocol-level thinking.
	hardware ~ ESP32, custom flight controllers, RC aircraft. parts cost money i don't have yet, so i channel the obsession into low-level software instead. same curiosity, different medium.

i'm an introvert until you get me around people i trust. then i won't shut up.

i have a bad habit of wanting to understand every layer of the stack all the way down to the metal. it's completely inefficient but i love it.

open to collaborating on systems-level work, bengali NLP, or anything at the intersection of low-level engineering and real world impact.