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Hasan Mahmud

Hasan Mahmud

Senior Software Engineer at INSCALE, Malaysia
8 yrs experience
Computer Science & Engineering Problem Solving & Critical ThinkingSoftware EngineeringSystem Design & ArchitectureAlgorithms & Data StructuresDistributed SystemsTechnical Interview PreparationCareer MentorshipAI-Assisted Software Development

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Choose the day, then your start time and how long you want the session. The price is BDT 9 for every 5 minutes. Your time is held for 15 minutes while you pay.

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  1. Pick a timeChoose a day, your start time and how long (from 5 minutes). We hold it for 15 minutes while you pay.
  2. Pay the feeSend the total (BDT 9 for every 5 minutes) by bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank, and give us the Transaction ID.
  3. We confirmWe check your payment and email you when your session is confirmed.
  4. Join your sessionYour mentor shares the meeting link shortly before it starts. Open it from My bookings.

About Hasan Mahmud

I'm a Software Engineer, problem solver, and lifelong learner with over 8 years of experience building real-world software solutions. What excites me most about engineering isn't simply writing code - it's understanding complex problems, challenging assumptions, exploring different approaches, and designing solutions that are simple, scalable, and meaningful. I believe great engineering starts with asking the right questions, not choosing the right programming language. In an era where AI can generate code in seconds, I believe the real value of an engineer lies in critical thinking, problem-solving, system design, and making thoughtful technical decisions. As a mentor, my goal is to help students develop that engineering mindset. I encourage them to think beyond syntax, understand the why behind every solution, evaluate trade-offs, and learn through practical experimentation. I'm also passionate about emerging technologies, AI, distributed systems, and continuous learning. I don't just want to teach people how to code. I want to help them become independent thinkers who can solve problems, design solutions, and build things that matter.