Designation
Linux Content Developer Executive, Softeko.
Resides in
Green Road, Dhaka.
Education
BSc. in Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).
Expertise
Engineering Problem Solving, Programming, and Content Writing.
Summary
- Has been working at SOFTEKO as a Linux Content Developer Executive since December 2022.
- Worked as a freelancer writer at Panjeree Publication Ltd. for four months.
- Worked as an intern at Eastern Cable Limited.
Experience
In his academic life, he was involved in many projects involving technical capabilities in fields like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, electronics, and computer science. He also worked with computation and data analysis. At the beginning of his working life, he also worked as an intern in a cable production factory where he learned how an overall production system work and the part played by a different department. He also worked as a content writer in a book publishing company where he would work in the math department and would solve mathematical problems.
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