I don't just build websites with page builders — I engineer WordPress products. Every project starts with the question: what happens when this needs to scale?
Five+ years of turning WordPress into a real engineering discipline
I started as a Web Developer intern at Kyoto Engineering & Automation, then spent two years as a Junior WordPress Developer at Themefic building themes from scratch and integrating WooCommerce. From there I moved into remote WordPress development for international companies — GGT Electronics (USA), Space Cats (USA), and Cerco Creative Marketing Agency (Canada) — while running project-basis work for Progressive Byte Ltd.
Along the way the work shifted from installing plugins to building the things plugins can't do: custom themes, API integrations, performance tuning, and security hardening for sites that can't afford downtime. I hold a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering from Northern University Bangladesh, which underpins how I approach WordPress — as software engineering, not just configuration.
What hasn't changed since that first internship: sites that load fast, hold up under growth, and stay maintainable long after launch.