| from 🏠 | in 🎓 | likes to sing 🎤 | My work music playlist 🎧 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dhaka, Bangladesh | Rochester, NY | Mostly soft-paced songs (mostly) | Mood |
🐾 Computer Science student from Rochester Institute of Technology, Class of '26.
🌱 Spring 2024: I got promoted to a part-time Machine Learning Engineer at SageAI. I also took up an exciting research opportunity for a Data Science Learning platform!
🍝 Fall 2023: I worked as a Machine Learning Engineer Intern at SageAI.
☁️ Summer 2023: I worked at Amazon as a Software Development Engineering Intern for Amazon Alexa.
🎨 I have always been intrigued by art. I have never learned art myself but I have a lot of respect for people who do know how to art. In my little attempts to do art, I just manipulate images and try to make artistic versions of those images using Matlab.
🎸 I know how to play the guitar. Mostly simple chords to sing slow-paced songs. Nothing too fancy.
In my coding journey I've come to appreciate the subtle artistry within the realms of programming. Initially my priorities were efficiency and functionality which overshadowed the elegance of structure in my code. However now I have learned to appreciate readable and structured code.
In my early days, coding felt like sketching on a vast canvas where the rush of creation took over me. As I moved from being a beginner to a more experienced coder I came to realize what makes code really beautiful isn't just how well it works but how clear and easy to understand it is for others who come take a look at my canvas. For example, I like having meaningful variable names in my code. (x,y) are for coordinates in Math, not for variable names; not in my coding handbook at least. (Oh did I mention, I am doing a Math minor as well!)
And somewhere between O(n2) and O(n), I grew up.