PostgreSQL
Relational thinking from the schema up. I model data, write SQL, and enjoy the discipline of structure — a welcome counterweight to component naturalism.
Open to frontend internships & freelance projects — let's talk
I'm Ahnaf Abid — a frontend developer and ECE student at RUET, Bangladesh. Department: interfaces that feel fast and honest. Elective: firmware that blinks politely.
The story so far
2019 →
Electrical & Computer Engineering threw signals, semiconductors, and firmware at me first. Somewhere between a soldering iron and a datasheet, I learned that I love building systems that respond — it just took a while to point that energy at a browser.
2023 →
Self-taught, documentation-first: HTML and CSS, then JavaScript, then React. I shipped small tools to learn — QuickNotes being the one that stuck — and realized the web lets me design and engineer in the same breath.
2025 →
A three-month junior frontend role proved the fundamentals hold at scale. I redesigned layouts and cleared design debt across three platforms, including a specialized medicine e-commerce site where the stakes on clarity are personal.
Beyond the browser
Frontend is the headline; the breadth keeps me curious.
Relational thinking from the schema up. I model data, write SQL, and enjoy the discipline of structure — a welcome counterweight to component naturalism.
Embedded experiments keep my hands near real physics: GPIO, timers, and the joy of a board that finally does exactly what you told it to.
Now
Open to internships, freelance interface work, and interesting conversations about either.