M.D. Redwanur Rahman

Md Redwanur Rahman has a diverse work experience spanning over 14 years. Md Redwanur started their career in 2006 as an Assistant Finance and IT Programmer at Munir Sukhtian International Ltd. Md Redwanur then worked as a Software Developer at the same company, where they developed project modules, created database queries, and handled bug fixes and updates.

In 2011, Md Redwanur Rahman joined Global Network Software S.r.l as a Software Programmer. Their responsibilities included algorithm design and development, database modeling and design, and reviewing existing applications for improvements. Md Redwanur later transitioned to the role of Software Engineer, where they provided training on new APIs, frameworks, and concepts, and analyzed user specifications to develop project modules.

In 2016, Md Redwanur Rahman joined NIDO Group SpA as a Lead Software Programmer. Their responsibilities included developing new APIs and frameworks for the smart card industry, Android application development, consulting on security elements and techniques for electronic payment, and designing and developing Java card applets for smart cards. Md Redwanur also created test environments and cases for application modules.

Since 2019, Md Redwanur Rahman has been working as a Full Stack Software Engineer at VGS Holding. Further details about their role are not provided.

Overall, Md Redwanur Rahman has a wealth of experience in software development, including expertise in areas such as API development, Java card applet design, and database modeling.

Md Redwanur Rahman completed a Master's Degree in Computing Systems Engineering from Politecnico di Milano from 2009 to 2011. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Asia Pacific between 2001 and 2005. In addition to their formal education, Md Redwanur Rahman obtained several certifications including Scrum Body Of Knowledge from Udemy in April 2016, Advanced Android with Data, Web services and Parsing from Udemy in January 2016, and Java Multithreading from Udemy in December 2015.