Abrar S Chowdhury
Software Engineer
I am on a mission to revolutionize education — or rather, to contribute to the revolution already in motion. I believe the most effective way to learn is by doing, through immersive and engaging experiences. Yet in practice, such opportunities are not always accessible. That’s the gap I strive to bridge.
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Over the years, I’ve worked on projects ranging from end to end hospital management systems to AI-powered avatars and VR applications, collaborating with both local and international teams. These experiences shaped my ability to adapt, innovate, and deliver meaningful engineering solutions.
My passion lies in EdTech (a problem worth solving). With my toolkit spanning software engineering, VR, game development, AI integrations, 3D modeling and animation, I’m committed to using these skills to make education as interactive as the best AAA games and as captivating as the most engaging social platforms.
I’m currently putting this into practice by developing an indie game that teaches Newtonian Mechanics through play, an early PoC for my vision of eventually covering all of STEM, and a demonstration of how interactive experiences can make learning truly immersive.
At my core, I stay curious and love to learn new things. When I’m not coding, you’ll find me playing football, sketching ideas, crafting, reading, or diving into new challenges that keep me growing both creatively and personally.
Great engineering isn't just about knowing a language,library, or tool it's more about the mindset. The ability to take initiative, adapt quickly, collaborate effectively, learn quickly and keep trying to solve problems even when the light at the end of the tunnel is not clearly visible.
Picture speaks a thousand words. These snapshots capture more than just moments—they show the source of my resilience, creativity, leadership, and heart. The proactive nature. The innate desire to build, solve and give. Working in teams, collaborating, mentoring, leading. Building complex systems, giving back to my community, always learning, and competing with passion.
"This portfolio is still a work in progress, I’m actively improving it to better showcase the detail of my work. In the meantime, feel free to reach out if you’d like to know more about any specific project. I’d be happy to share."