Designation
Linux Content Developer Executive, Softeko.
Resides in
Ramna, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh.
Education
BSc. in Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).
Expertise
Analytical Writing, Linux, Ubuntu, Programming(Language: C, Python, Arduino, MATLAB), Robotics, Computer-Aided Design(Software: SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD), Microsoft Office, Google Application.
Summary
- Currently working as the Linux Content Developer Executive at SOFTEKO since December 2022.
- Former In-Plant Trainee, Eastern Cables Limited, Chattogram.
- Former Assistant Joint Secretary of BUET Automobile Club, BUET.
Experience
- Developed a prototype of a Self-Driving Car using raspberry pi which can automatically detect traffic signals and lanes to run autonomously.
- 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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