NOBSQ is a founder-led software studio. I design and ship serious products — fintech, AI, SaaS, freelance — with the discipline of a senior engineer and the care of someone who signs his own name on the work.
We build software the way it was meant to be built — plainly, seriously, and with skin in the game. Every project is scoped, shipped and maintained by someone who understands both the line of code and the line of business behind it.
No junior handoffs. No offshore churn. The person you brief is the person who writes the code.
We'd rather ship a tight v1 in four weeks than a bloated v1 in four months. Momentum compounds.
It's a baseline. Especially when we touch money, identity or sensitive customer data.
If your idea has a soft spot, I'll tell you in week one — not week twelve. That's what "no BS" means.
A personalized banking & card-management platform for a high-ticket client base. Strict compliance posture, hardened auth, granular permissions — built to be trusted with real money.
Drop in your resume or start from scratch. Analyze your LinkedIn. Paste a job link, get a match score, and fill the gaps — with interview prep and expert advice in one place. The tool graduates actually wish existed.
A 30-minute call. You describe the thing; I ask hard questions. By the end, we both know if NOBSQ is a fit — and if not, I'll point you to someone who is.
A written proposal: milestones, deliverables, timeline, risks, fixed fee. No packages, no ladders — every engagement is priced on what it actually takes.
A Loom every Friday. A staging URL you can open any time. You never have to ask "how's it going" — you've already seen it going.
We ship. I stay for a month of zero-drama support. After that, optional retainer or a clean hand-off to your team — whichever you need.
Software engineering lead with 10+ years across finance, real estate, underground resource protection, and AI. Bangladeshi-Australian. Bachelor — IIT, University of Dhaka. Masters — Swinburne. I've built for startups, instructed a coding bootcamp with EdX & University of Adelaide, and mentored engineering students at RMIT. I take on work I can still do excellently with my own two hands.