Biography
I was born in Sylhet, Bangladesh and educated at primary & secondary schools in The Netherlands, England and Canada. By the age of 12, I had lived in four different countries on three continents - a priceless opportunity and experience that has taught me many things about life and shaped me into who I am today.
Since a young age I've taken an active interest in electronics and everything to do with computers and gadgets. I take an interest in working with and knowing about state-of-the-art technology. I actively research new technical and scientific developments, and relay this information to others when appropriate. In my early teens, I started making websites on request by family and friends, and providing technical assistance with computers. I have always excelled at tackling computer-related problems, and finding new and improved ways of doing things. Furthermore, I am a perfectionist. Everything I set out to do is carried out seamlessly to perfection, and I take great pride in this distinguished attribute.
I completed A Levels in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics at Little Heath School, Reading in June 2006. I then went to Reading University to read BEng Electronic Engineering.
In 2007 I decided to make a business out of doing what I do best - to provide technical services. Thereby, I became co-founder and the Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of Atgram Systems. Adhering with my perfectionist mentality, my company's slogan is "excellence in technical services".
I graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering Degree, with Honours, on 4 July 2009. A couple of weeks later I had an interview with National Instruments, and started working for National Instruments as an Application Engineer in September 2009. I want to help people move towards a more digital and computerised world. My short term goal is to make an impact in the technical services industry, and I believe my mixture of working with Atgram Systems and National Instruments provides me an excellent framework to build upon.
Last updated: February 2010