Senior Software Engineer · Full Stack & DevOps

Hi, I'm Syed Shihab

I help product teams untangle the hard parts of building software — unclear scope, fragile releases, and tools that break under real use. Commerce platforms, content systems, and the admin surfaces operators live in every day.

Hire me when you need a senior engineer who owns the problem end to end — not just a ticket queue.

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Syed Shihab, senior software engineer from Bangladesh — based in Sherpur, Sherpur, Bogura, Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Work

Work that shipped

CMS platforms, Angular admin systems, and product delivery for teams that need reliable releases — not demos.

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Feb 2023 — Present

Founder

T2devs

Remote software studio — products and engineering partnerships owned end to end.

Founding Web Go

2024 — Present

Founder & Engineer

T2 Shop

API-first hybrid commerce platform — online storefront, offline POS, and split fulfillment in one system.

SaaS Commerce API POS

Nov 2023 — Present

Project Manager

VideoGift

Keeping product delivery moving — scope, engineering, and stakeholders in one rhythm.

Project Management Delivery Product

Apr 2022 — May 2023

Senior Software Engineer (Frontend Team Lead)

Shikho CMS & admin platforms

Scalable CMS and admin surfaces — Next.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, and a frontend team that ships.

Next.js GraphQL TypeScript

Clients

Trusted by product teams

Companies and studios where I've owned delivery, frontend leadership, or founding engineering.

Certifications

Vendor credentials that match how I ship — Azure, DevOps, and solid engineering foundations.

Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert

Microsoft
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate

Microsoft
Zend Certified Engineer

Perforce (Zend)

Approach

How I decide what to build

Clear trade-offs for timeline, budget, and real traffic — so your product ships on time and stays maintainable after launch.

The right tool, not my favorite tool

I choose based on the problem, the timeline, and the budget — not on what I used last time. Go, GraphQL, Next.js, or Angular only earn a place when they fit the product.

Built for the traffic you'll actually have

I size decisions to real load and realistic growth. No over-engineering for scale that isn't coming, no corners cut where the UI will hurt later.

Aware of the investment

Every choice has a cost — money, time to market, and the people who maintain it after me. I weigh those before I write a line of code.

I adapt fast

Drop me into a new domain or an unfamiliar stack and I get productive quickly, then go deep enough to ship something sound — and keep the frontend team unblocked.

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