I am a Full-stack Software Developer at Goldman Sachs. My passions and interests center around technology, entrepreneurship, innovation, and human-centered design.
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Where I worked.
Full-stack Software Engineer
Design and develop 3 web applications used by 1600+ students and 300+ faculty and staff at Berea College working within a team of 8 students to make administrative workflow more efficient and reduce costs by $20,000
Manage a team of 18 Teaching Assistants, organize weekly departmental meetings and assist faculty in managing data structures course and tutor students in the weekly lab for a class of 53 students
Co-founded and co-developed an online bookstore startup in Bangladesh and remotely managed website and business operations of the store.
Where I studied.
Berea College
Berea College
Currently completing my bachelors degree in Computer Science and Mathematics.
European Standard School
European Standard School
Achieved A's in A Level Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics.
What I made.
What I like to do.
Yes, I have a blog. My recent posts.
I’m almost midway in my embedded system course where, as a class, we are designing temperature and humidity sensor(THS) for Pine Mountain Settlement School(PMSS). Last week, we had the opportunity to meet Geoff, executive director of PMSS, and ask various questions to deconstruct all the ideas to build this THS.
In our Embedded systems class, we are designing and manufacturing Temperature and Humidity sensors (TH Sensor) for Pine Mountain Settlement School (PMSS) . After a group of students investigated the site for potential clues about how to go about designing the sensor, we are faced with an interesting challenge. How should we power our sensor? Batteries or Power Adapters? What kind of network communication links should we use? WiFi or Radio Links? Since there are many possibilities and challenges we came up with a conjecture: “Designing the sensor for battery and wifi is the simplest most direct pathway to solving PMSS SC.”
I was not surprised to see the video where two hackers Charlie and Chris remotely hijacked an SUV. In fact, I had seen many similar videos. But what stood out to me most was the vulnerability of our software resulting in life-threating situations like having a jeep hacked in the middle of the highway while you are driving.
