Designation
Linux Content Developer Executive, Softeko.
Resides in
Kathalbagan, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh.
Education
BSc. in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (NAME), Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).
Expertise
Analytical Writing, Linux, Ubuntu, Programming(Language: C, C++, Arduino), Computer-Aided Design(Software: Rhinoceros, AutoCAD, Maxsurf), Microsoft Office, Google Application.
Summary
- Currently working as the Linux Content Developer Executive at SOFTEKO since December 2022.
- Former Engineering-Intern, Khulna Shipyard Ltd, Khulna.
- Completed Bachelor of Science from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.
Experience
- Developed a prototype of an Accident Avoidance Alarm that can automatically detect traffic and leave an alarm to reduce the risk of Accidents.
- Developed an Automatic Signal Detecting Line Follower Robot using Arduino as a microcontroller which can detect signals and take appropriate decisions and follow the path.
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