I move data and shipments through Amazon's Transport Operations Center by day, and chase a fourth degree — this one in Informatics — by night. Somewhere in between I keep building small tools: a study tracker, a driving-test trainer, whatever seems worth making.
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A study planner where students log sessions and topics, climb a leaderboard, and get appreciation from their teacher — with a companion dashboard for the teacher's side.
A free bilingual trainer for Bangladesh's BRTA driving test — road signs, rules, practice questions, and a timed mock exam.
Sit between carriers, vendors, and Amazon's Retail, Finance, and Fulfillment teams — pulling data from Excel, SQL, and Access to scope what the TOC platform needs next.
Fieldwork on glacier-affected ecosystems, time at NOAA facilities, and conversations with indigenous community leaders through the ANRODE programme.
Same seat, first time around — building performance metrics and walking review forums through weekly variances.
Python, SQL, Excel & Access, machine learning, and applied statistics on the data side; React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL for building things; a soft spot for IoT and smart energy systems on the side.