Backend developer. Full-stack builder.
I turn complex problems into useful software.
And explore AI/ML for medical imaging.
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01 SELECTED BUILDS
A race dashboard. A useful tool.
An entire little universe.
12 PROJECTS. DIFFERENT KINDS OF CURIOSITY.
Every race tells a story.
I built a place to explore the data.
Live dashboards, race telemetry, personalized watchlists, and real-time polling in one full-stack Formula 1 platform.
Less manual entry. More useful data. A Python tool that extracts product names, chemical names, and CAS numbers from safety PDFs into structured Excel files.
MADE FOR A CORPORATE TEXTILE CLIENT
X: 03 / Y: 26 / Z: ∞A CSE423 space-combat project: my core concept and enhancements build on the original game, combining OpenGL rendering, flight physics, and a complete game loop.
Travel planning web app with interactive UI, smart destination routing, and a clean UX built entirely with vanilla JavaScript.
Interactive car visualizations and smooth WebGL animations — dynamic lighting, responsive renders, and immersive motion design.
Interactive 3D particle effects with real-time mouse interaction, depth simulation, and live WebGL rendering directly in the browser.
AI-powered Tic-Tac-Toe with an unbeatable Minimax algorithm opponent. Smooth Pygame GUI with difficulty scaling and win detection.
Real-time weather app using a live weather API — location detection, dynamic UI themes based on weather conditions, and a 5-day forecast.
Classic snake on HTML5 Canvas — responsive keyboard controls, increasing difficulty levels, and persistent highscore saving via LocalStorage.
Trading-style web app with product listings, dynamic bidding functionality, and a responsive storefront — deployed on Vercel.
PHP-powered company website with server-side rendering, dynamic content management, form handling, and MySQL database integration.
Full ATM simulation in x86 Assembly — PIN verification, balance inquiry, deposits, and withdrawals handled at the hardware instruction level.
RESEARCH / 2026
Learning from medical images, even when some MRI modalities are missing.
UNDERGRADUATE THESIS 2026
Coordinated a five-person team and designed a hybrid CNN–Transformer framework combining masked image modeling (MIM) self-supervised pretraining with HeMIS statistical abstraction for four-class brain tumor segmentation. A single model supports all 15 non-empty MRI modality combinations.
MIM-HeMIS combines self-supervised masked image modeling with a hybrid CNN–Transformer architecture and HeMIS statistical abstraction for brain tumor segmentation when MRI modalities are missing. Pretrained on BraTS 2021 and fine-tuned for four-class segmentation, one model handles all 15 non-empty combinations of four MRI modalities.
Evaluation on BraTS 2021 achieved Dice scores of 90.2% for Whole Tumor, 85.9% for Tumor Core, and 79.1% for Enhancing Tumor with all four modalities available. When modalities are missing, HeMIS variance captures feature disagreement across available inputs, offering information about potentially less reliable predictions. This variance has not been calibrated as a clinical confidence score.
APPROVED & ARCHIVED Thesis approved by BRAC University and archived in its institutional repository. Journal manuscript in preparation for submission to an IEEE journal.
02 A LITTLE CONTEXT
I'm Jahid. I like understanding how things work—and making them work better.
I graduated in Computer Science from BRAC University, Class of 2026, under the Department of Computer Science & Engineering. My focus is backend development: structured systems that can grow with the product.
Right now, I'm building F1 Pitwall Analytics and exploring AI/ML through research. Before that, I helped run a 1,400+ member tech community. Building software and bringing people together have a lot in common: both need clarity, care, and good communication.
03 MY WORKING SET
The stack changes.
The urge to figure it out doesn't.
The part you don’t see. The part that makes everything work.
Making complex things feel simple on the other side of the screen.
Finding structure, asking questions, and exploring what data can do.
The everyday essentials for building, testing, and shipping.
04 THE FOUNDATION
From the first classroom
to a Computer Science degree.
EDUCATION / 2006 — 2026
B.Sc. in Computer Science
GraduatedHSC — Science
GPA 5.00 / 5.00SSC — Science
GPA 5.00 / 5.00EARLIER CHAPTERS
05 OUTSIDE THE EDITOR
Organizing. Competing. Showing up.
The experiences that shape how I build.
LEADERSHIP / DEC 2024 — FEB 2026
Assistant Director — Event Management
BRAC University Computer Club
Across seven departments, I coordinated logistics, vendor relations, and volunteer teams for a community of 1,400+ active members. A BUCC alumnus now, with the same belief: great things happen when people work well together.
Coordinated the intra-university programming contest end-to-end, including Online Judge setup and monitoring.
Connected students and engineering employers. Managed booth setups and logistics across the career fair.
Kept a 24-hour university hackathon running: vendors, logistics, food, and participant management.
HOUSEBasketball Tournament · Champion House, Chayaneer House, at BRAC University’s RS Sports Events Inter-House Championship.
See the trophy
Annual Sports Day — Long Jump. Consecutive podium placements across school and college: first and second places, two or more years in a row.
ALSO PART OF THE IEEE BRAC UNIVERSITY STUDENT BRANCH.
06 THE NEXT CHAPTER
OPEN TO WORKA role, a project, or a good conversation.
I'm open to full-time opportunities, freelance work,
and collaborations.
