ICPC Asia Dhaka Regionalist, 2025.
Backend systems, built with the same discipline as a contest problem: get it correct, then get it fast.
Ratings move. Consistency does not.
A study assistant that reads your actual lecture notes — hybrid retrieval over pgvector, answers cited to the page, and it says "I don't know" when the answer isn't there.
A platform where programmers challenge each other head-to-head — with a working online judge that compiles and grades C++ submissions.
A voxel sandbox written from scratch in C++ and OpenGL — chunked world rendering, inventory, crafting recipes and a full tool set.
A Flutter fitness application, built for iOS, Android and desktop targets.
An Android app pairing programming learners with mentors — real-time chat, community feed, Firebase throughout.
A desktop tool for structured Codeforces practice — filter by rating, annotate, track what you've beaten.
Rated 1386 first time out, then 19 more before the year ended.
February 24, 2018. I had no idea what I was doing and it still went better than expected — 1386 on debut. Nineteen more contests followed before December. Eight years later I have not stopped.
HSC done, Math Club behind me, KUET ahead.
Two years at Notre Dame College and an active membership in the Math Club. It was the first place that made the jump from "problems as homework" to "problems as the point" feel natural.
From 14 contests a year to 60. First IUPC: 23rd at SEC Junior.
Started Computer Science at KUET in March and the contest count more than quadrupled — 60 rated rounds that year, and the same again in 2023. My first inter-university contest ended 23rd with KUET_upperMoon.
3rd at KRIUPC. Peaked at Expert. Built CGum and CodeChamp.
Third place at the Khulna Regional IUPC and twelfth at BUET CSE Fest, both with Bruteforce_Knights. Peaked at Expert (1735) in October after 64 rated rounds. It was also the year I stopped only solving problems and started shipping things — CGum on Android, CodeChamp on Laravel with its own online judge.
66th at ICPC Asia Dhaka Regional. Took over as Club President.
Onsite at the ICPC Asia Dhaka Regional with kuet_evangelion, finishing 66th. In September I became Club President at SGIPC — running the training sessions and practice contests I had spent years competing in.
Left KUET in June. Shipped HexaCraft, started StudyLoop.
Graduated in June with 1,648 problems and 292 rated contests behind me. Built HexaCraft, a voxel engine in C++ and OpenGL, then started StudyLoop — the most ambitious thing I have attempted, and the one still in progress.
