INDEPENDENT ENGINEER · SAVAR, DHAKA
Sobuj Miah
Independent Software & AI Systems Engineer · Web Developer · Operations Support
I bring office operations and hands-on engineering together: practical software, Android and Linux systems, and digital support grounded in real work.
Two sides of useful work
My background spans office and site operations, alongside self-directed engineering across Linux, Android, local AI, and software tools.
I’m Sobuj Miah, an office administrator and self-taught systems builder based in Savar, Dhaka. My professional work has taken me from industrial project sites in Saudi Arabia to the daily administration of an education organisation in Bangladesh.
On project sites, I worked across fire watch, progress reporting, electrical work, and coordination. Accuracy mattered: information had to be collected carefully, checked, and reported clearly.
Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh · GMT+6 · flexible hours
Practical services
Choose a service to see the work it covers. Scope and deliverables are agreed around your actual workflow.
- Custom Software Development — Small, purpose-built software and workflow tools around a clearly defined need.
- Android Support — Device, app, and mobile-workflow troubleshooting with clear limits and consent.
- Office Administration — Reliable back-office support for records, documents, registration, and coordination.
Selected work
Public projects with clear evidence and honest boundaries.
- Ternux — A no-root Debian and Xfce Linux desktop environment running on an Android phone through Termux and PRoot.
Modular Bash installer with doctor, repair, and benchmark tools; Vulkan desktop rendering on Android has been measured on the reference device.
- Ternuxx — A native Termux workstation control plane managed with the tx command. Optional PRoot guests remain separate providers.
Public source documents the native workstation control plane, desktop lifecycle, and separation between Native Termux and optional PRoot guests.
- ADT — An Android development toolchain for Linux ARM64, built from AOSP source and validated through a real-device workflow.
Builds ARM64 Linux toolchains from AOSP source and validates the native build-to-install pipeline on real hardware, with checksum-verified offline artifacts.
Let’s make the next step practical.
Share the task, the constraints, and the outcome you need. I’m open to freelance and remote work.