Hasib Ahmed

Hi, I'm Hasib Ahmed

SQA Engineer | Web Developer

I am a Bangladeshi Web Developer and Software Quality Assurance Engineer with a strong focus on building robust, user-friendly, and reliable web applications. I work across both frontend and backend development, while also ensuring software quality through structured testing and validation processes.

My technical expertise includes modern technologies such as React, Node.js, PHP/Laravel, along with testing frameworks like Selenium and Cypress. I believe in writing clean, maintainable code and delivering thoroughly tested products. Whether it’s a landing page, a full-scale web application, or comprehensive quality assurance for an existing system, my goal is always the same — performance, stability, and a smooth user experience.

Professionally, I work as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer at ParallaxLogic Infotech, where I focus on testing, quality control, and reliability. Alongside that, I also work as a Frontend Website Developer at Marcel Grace Infotech, building structured, user-focused digital experiences. My professional life is technical, detail-oriented, and process-driven.

Outside of work, I spend time with something very different — photography.

I don’t call myself a professional photographer. Photography isn’t my profession; it’s something I do because I genuinely enjoy it. What started as curiosity gradually became a habit, and then a quiet passion. I enjoy capturing everyday life — streets, nature, light, people, and small moments that often go unnoticed. I’m not chasing perfect shots or expensive gear. For me, photography is about preserving a feeling before it fades.

When the technical world feels fast or overwhelming, I pick up my camera. Photography helps me slow down, observe more deeply, and reconnect with simple moments and nature. It balances the structured logic of my professional life with a sense of calm and creativity. This website is my personal space — where technology meets perspective, and where I share both what I build and what I see, one frame at a time.