Known as Zahid
Senior Product Engineer shipping software that pays for itself.
I understand business, not just code, and I build software that directly increases revenue, cuts operational costs, ensures regulatory compliance, and scales operations — for maritime companies, heavy-equipment fleets, banks, fintech and EdTech startups, and nonprofits.
Over the last 6 years, I've delivered 14 mission-critical products from scratch across 7 diverse industries, generating measurable ROI like 30–70% faster decisions, 40% less downtime, 3x user engagement, or new revenue streams. I collaborate with founders, CXOs, and investors to translate business challenges into reliable, scalable solutions shipped at high velocity.
Currently · Senior AI Native Product Engineer at Shurutech
Senior AI Native Product Engineer
Product engineer deployed with Shuru's clients. I work inside client teams to understand what they need, shape it into something we can ship, and take features and whole apps from requirements to release. Beyond features, I look after what keeps a product dependable as it grows, like release pipelines, automated testing, monitoring and analytics. AI tools are part of how I plan, build and review every day.
Senior Associate Consultant
Consultant engineer for enterprise clients in the maritime industry. I worked with client teams to understand what they needed, broke it down into pieces we could deliver, built a good share of it myself and reviewed the rest, and made sure releases went out without surprises.
Senior Software Engineer
Built products for startups and established businesses in finance, logistics, education and the nonprofit sector. I usually took a feature or a whole app from requirements to release, worked directly with clients on what to build, and reviewed code and helped newer developers on the team.
Full-Stack Developer
My first role, on a small team building a product from scratch. I worked across the frontend and backend, and it's where I learned how a product actually comes together, from a rough idea and a deadline to something people use every day.
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) — CGPA 9.00/10
Tenderd's main app for companies that run large fleets of heavy equipment. It puts every machine in one place: whether it's working or idle right now and what it did before, where it is and the route it took, how much fuel it's using and when fuel goes missing, plus maintenance and moving machines between sites.
Built for Tenderd's field technicians, the people who fit tracking devices onto client machines. It takes them through each installation job and records which device went on which machine and what was checked along the way.
For drivers and operators who report on their machines every day. They log hours of use, health and condition through simple checklists and photos, so each report shows at a glance what's fine and what needs attention.
The platform Hafnia's shore teams use to keep track of their tanker fleet: where each vessel is, how voyages are going, fuel use and emissions. I worked on the frontend, mostly the Mapbox vessel maps, AG Grid tables and HighCharts dashboards.
Electron desktop app for preparing and checking vessel emissions reports before they go into OceanPass, whose data shipowners, charterers and lenders use to judge a fleet's compliance. Data is stored locally in SQLite through Prisma.
If you're building something where engineering decisions meet business outcomes, I'd like to hear about it.
