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I was the first programmer in my family, and most of my learning came from building real things early. Before university, I had already shipped and sold software, grown a large creator channel, and learned how to turn ideas into useful products.
Before university, I led operations at an education organization, reducing fee defaults from 80% to 5-6%, increasing collections by 375%, and improving staff retention.
Became the first programmer in my family and taught myself by building practical products, not just following tutorials.
Before university, I built and sold a complete school management system covering grades, fees, attendance, and core admin workflows.
Grew a Dailymotion channel to more than 1 million subscribers and millions of views, then sold it before starting university.
In my first semester, I built the platform used for my university's competitions and events.
Built software and AI-powered products across SaaS, Blockchain, AI, FinTech, and Enterprise environments.
Worked with teams across the US, Singapore, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and India across product and engineering roles.
Grew ToolGrid from 0 to 670+ tools, 64,000+ traffic, and 5,000+ daily active users with zero ad spend and no cold outreach.
Built TGPilot, an internal multi-agent AI platform that automated engineering work equivalent to the output of a team of 30 engineers.
Freelance
SaaS
HealthTech
Blockchain
FinTech
FoodTech
Enterprises (HSBC, Spotify)
Impact Beyond the Role
The best engineers don't stop at their ticket queue. When I spot bottlenecks, broken workflows, or missed leverage — I step in and build the solution. These are real initiatives I drove outside my core responsibilities, with outcomes teams still feel today.
When third-party sandboxes frequently went down and disrupted development, marketing, and vendor operations, I took the initiative to create an in-house sandbox similar to Stripe. This allowed teams to run complete flows, perform dummy transactions, and test seamlessly, removing external dependencies and accelerating delivery across the company.
Company delivered a large client project in React, but their SEO team discovered it couldn’t rank due to missing meta tag support. Since this was a high-value client with significant investment, the issue was critical. The client requested a full rebuild in Next.js, but time and scale made that impractical. I proposed a hybrid solution: build only SEO-critical pages in Next.js and use a server-side proxy to route those, while the rest of the app stayed in React. This approach saved the client’s investment, enabled proper ranking, and avoided a costly rebuild, turning a potential failure into a major success for both the client and the company
I designed and architected the platform with minimal resources to process up to 15,000 tools directly in the browser and can handle 20+ million monthly traffic without losing performance.
Built TGPilot, an internal multi-agent AI platform that automated engineering work equivalent to the output of a team of 30 engineers.
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Push the Button (PTB) is a blockchain-powered competitive clicker game that turns a simple interaction into a rewarding experience.
Built a secure, lightning-fast decentralized exchange with advanced order types and staking. Led security-first innovations, invariant testing, and architectural improvements that safeguarded millions in user assets.
Led the complete frontend revamp and architecture redesign of a fintech platform. Added RSA-based security features, built plug-and-play vendor integrations, and scaled the product for smooth global payments and settlements.
I write to think clearly, explore ideas deeply, and share practical lessons from product, engineering, AI, and startup life.
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I share practical lessons on shipping products, scaling systems, and using AI in real-world workflows.
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