Hello, I'm Kazi Abdur Rahim
An Electrical and Electronics Engineering student passionate about how things work — from circuits to code.
My Journey
I’ve always been curious about how machines work. That curiosity turned into studying EEE at university, where I got to explore hardware, power systems, embedded control, and software. Along the way, I started learning JavaScript and Python, and soon began blending engineering with software to build real solutions.
What Drives Me
Curiosity
I'm energized by questions that don’t have easy answers.
Hands-on Learning
Whether it's soldering a PCB or debugging a server, I learn by building.
Systems Thinking
I love solving problems by zooming out and seeing the whole picture.
Community
Mentoring, collaborating, and learning with others gives my work meaning.
Education
B.Sc. in Electrical & Electronic Engineering (EEE)
BRAC University • Current
Skills at a Glance
Tools & Platforms
Languages & Frameworks
Frontend
Backend & Auth
Data Science
Microcontrollers
About Me
I’m an EEE student at BRAC University, blending the logic of code with the beauty of circuits.
As a Student Tutor, I support learners in EEE/ECE 282: Numerical Techniques—but my journey goes far beyond the classroom.
With BRACU Diganta, I helped design and develop the Ground Control Station for CanSat 2025 in Virginia, USA. That mission taught me that even small rockets can spark giant ideas.
Now, I’m building a CanSat training kit, exploring research-driven design, and crafting digital stories—from GUIs to storybooks—that orbit both function and feeling.
Let’s connect where code meets creativity, and satellites meet soul.
A Few Fun Facts
I tinker with circuits for fun—it’s my favorite kind of puzzle.
I draw creative sparks from web novels—where logic fades and imagination thrives.
I love touring—new places fuel new ideas.
My favorite book is Al-Qur’an—a timeless guide and source of reflection.