MD TAUSIF HOSSAIN

Narayanganj, Bangladesh (GMT+6)

Open to remote · EU-aligned · 6h workday overlap

Engineer · Architect · Educator

I ship production software, and teach engineers to do the same.

Nine years writing code from Bangladesh for clients in nine countries. I also teach 2,200+ engineers at Ostad, and write here between releases.

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TechnicalBind
DevTechGuru
Ostad
DataSoft

40+Shipped

9+Years

2.2K+Taught

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Ostad

Lead Instructor

Teaching system design & full-stack engineering to working developers.

2.2K+

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About

Architect by day.
Educator by choice.

I lead a 30-engineer team at DevTechGuru, shipping software for clients in the US, UK, Germany, UAE, and five more countries. I also teach advanced full-stack engineering at Ostad. What I ship in production shapes what I teach, and the questions students ask make me a better builder.

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MD TAUSIF HOSSAIN

Senior Engineer · Lead Instructor

Nine years shipping production software.

Teaching 2,200 engineers at Ostad.

Writing here between releases.

9+

Years

40+

Products

2.2K+

Mentored

What that looks like

The systems I ship are still running five years later.

Nine years in, I've learned the difference between code that demos well and code that holds up through the third on-call rotation. Production has opinions. Four projects of mine, with the real numbers attached.

40%

Faster surgical planning

An AI assistant that turns hours of orthopaedic planning into minutes. The model suggests, the surgeon decides. Adopted on the first ward we deployed to.

100k+

Cars in, no double-bookings out

A camera-driven parking system across multiple lots. Postgres row-level locks fixed the race condition that used to sell the same spot twice.

15 min

From draft to live

A custom CMS for a university with 2M+ daily reads. Writers used to wait two days for an engineer to push their article. Now they publish themselves in fifteen minutes.

99.9%

Checkouts that just work

A mobile commerce checkout that retries on transient failures. The 0.1% who hit a hiccup still see "Order confirmed."

Work & Impact

Notable Projects

A handful of projects I led from kickoff to launch. Tap any card for the full story.

Studio

AI Orthopaedics Tool

An AI assistant that turns hours of joint-replacement planning into minutes. The model suggests; the surgeon makes every call.

40%

Faster Planning

15%

More Accurate

OpenCVDICOMAWS

02

Enterprise Software

Guru HMS Enterprise System

An ERP that wires HR, finance, and inventory across 9 departments and 200+ daily users into a single ledger. Aced its first external audit at 100%.

9

Departments

100%

Audit Passed

Event-driven modulesAudit loggingAWS

03

Commerce

ReMart Multi-vendor Store

A multi-vendor marketplace with live inventory that doesn't blink when ten shoppers grab the last item at once. 10,000+ buyers a month, page loads 60% faster after the rebuild.

60%

Faster Loads

25%

More Revenue

In-memory catalog cacheAWS

04

Platforms

Enterprise Content Platform

A custom CMS for a university with 2M+ daily reads. Cut publishing from two days to fifteen minutes, and writers stopped having to ping an engineer to ship.

15 min

To Publish

<50ms

Load Time

In-memory page cacheAWS

05

Infrastructure

Smart Parking System

A camera-driven parking system handling 100,000+ vehicles across multiple lots. Zero double-bookings since launch. Postgres row-level locks fixed the race condition.

0

Booking Errors

100k+

Cars Tracked

Row-level lockingCamera adapter layerAWS

06

Real Estate

Estate Link Property Manager

A property platform that finally retired the residents-and-rent spreadsheet across several towers. Six tools, one source of truth, with the right screen for whoever's logged in.

6

Core Tools

100%

Digitalized

RBACAWS

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Blog

Notes on building, leading, and everything in between.

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Operating Rules

1

One Boring Database, Until It Hurts

2

Slow and Right Beats Fast and Wrong

3

Ship for Year Five, Not Day One

Professional Experience

Nine years of leading teams, and shipping when it matters.

DevTechGuru

Nov 2021 - Present

Technical Execution

Founding Member & Tech Lead

I tech-lead a 30-engineer team shipping software for clients in the US, UK, Germany, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Malaysia, South Africa, and right here at home. Healthcare AI, university CMS, fintech, ERP. Whatever the brief calls for.

What came of it

Grew the engineering side from one founder to a team that runs fully async across nine timezones.

TechnicalBind

Feb 2017 - Present

Impact at Scale

Founder

I started TechnicalBind as a one-person studio in 2017. It’s now a small team that builds custom platforms, from a CMS serving 2M+ daily reads to fintech apps that sync across devices in under 200ms.

What came of it

Eight years in, still profitable, and still picking the projects we want to take on.

Ostad

June 2025 - Present

Knowledge Transfer

Lead Instructor

I teach advanced system design and full-stack engineering to working developers, most of them aiming for their first remote role at a Western company.

What came of it

2,200+ developers through my courses. Several have shipped to production at companies they wouldn’t have dared apply to when they enrolled.

DataSoft

Feb 2021 - May 2021

Systems Foundation

Intern

Three months building a face-recognition attendance system for a wellness chain. The first thing I ever shipped that a real business actually depended on.

What came of it

Learned the hard way that hardware and software disagree in ways university never warned me about. Lesson filed away early.

Hard problems solved

Where the easy fix stopped working, and what we shipped instead.

Two times the obvious answer was wrong, the right answer cost something, and the trade was worth making. Both shipped. Both are still running today.

01

Building Clinical Trust

Situation

Surgeons don’t trust AI. Fair enough, a black-box prediction about a hip replacement is a malpractice case waiting to happen.

Response

So I built the UI around one rule: the model proposes, the surgeon disposes. Every suggestion is visible, editable, and one click away from being overridden. Nothing moves without the doctor’s sign-off.

Result

Adoption hit 100% on the very first ward we deployed to. Surgeons now plan in 40% less time, and they say they trust the plans more, not less.

02

The Same Spot, Sold Twice

Situation

Drivers were rolling up to spots that were already taken. The booking system, unaware of the conflict, kept selling the same slot twice during traffic spikes.

Response

Wrapped every reservation in a row-level Postgres lock and added a sweeper for stale holds. Cost: 30ms per booking. Benefit: the race condition is dead.

Result

Zero double-bookings across 100,000+ reservations since. Drivers don’t feel the 30ms, but ops definitely feels the angry phone calls that stopped coming in.

Let's work together

Tell me what's breaking.

I take on a few engagements at a time. Usually founders or CTOs whose architecture stopped scaling, whose hiring got ahead of the codebase, or who need a senior pair of hands for a high-stakes ship. If that sounds like you, send me a few sentences about what's going on.

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I usually reply within 48 hours. For anything urgent, WhatsApp gets to me faster.

Email

tausif1337@gmail.com

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I ship production software, and teach engineers to do the same.

Architect by day.
Educator by choice.