About me

A glimpse into my life

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Background

I am Ahad Chowdhury, originally from Dhaka, Bangladesh, living in Sydney, Australia. I am a software engineer with a passion for building impactful digital solutions and a keen interest in data science and machine learning.

Current Activities

Learning

AWS and Golang

Work Experience

Nov 2024 - Mar 2025

Software Engineer

CORTO

Sydney, Australia

Worked on the back-end projects of CORTO, a RAG-powered productivity solution for law professionals.

ASP.NET CorePostgreSQLEntity Framework CoreAWS S3AWS LambdaAWS DynamoDB

Apr 2021 - Jul 2022

Software Engineer

Apollo International

Sydney, Australia

Developed a CRM platform for the company staff from scratch, including frontend, backend, authentication, and data layer.

Next.jsASP.NET CorePostgreSQLEntity Framework CoreRedisNginxIaaS

Education

Aug 2023 - Sep 2024

Master of Data Science

Sydney, Australia

Capstone project: Investigation for Identification of the Most Effective Machine Learning Method for Credit Card Fraud Detection.

Jan 2014 - Aug 2018

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Capstone project: Fruit Image Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks.

Skills

C# JavaScript/TypeScript Python ASP.NET Core Node.js React.js SQL Docker TensorFlow/Keras PaaS IaaS

Free/Libre OSS

I am an avid enthusiast of free/libre open source software. I use GNU/Linux and Docker to run my email server and cloud-based productivity solutions, powered by Stalwart and Nextcloud respectively. I use Signal, VS Code, Neovim, Fish shell, Firefox, Thunderbird, and numerous other free/libre applications on a daily basis.

This enthusiasm of mine is reflected on my tech-stack as well. Most of my development work involves .NET, Node.js, React.js, Python, PostgreSQL, and Docker, all of which are free and open source. All my personal projects are open source as well.

Furthermore, I contribute to open source with code and documentation, including Darkmode.js , Ubuntu MATE docs , and git.howtocode.dev .

See My Projects