Virtual Executive at DOIN TECH | Undergrad Student of Statistics | Data Analyst | PC Enthusiast
Hey there! I'm Shaikh Ahmed, a data analyst, PC enthusiast, and graphic designer. Currently, I'm working as a Virtual Executive at DOIN TECH, a FinTech company specializing in products and services for the forex market. Alongside my professional endeavors, I'm pursuing a BSc (Hons) degree in Statistics. Proficient in tools like Excel, Power BI, Python, R, Photoshop, and Illustrator, I'm always eager to expand my skill set. My passion lies in data analysis, where I love to work with patterns, finding insights, and crafting stunning visualizations. Ultimately, I aim to transition into a role as a Business Analyst, leveraging data to drive informed decisions for businesses.
I usually have tea three to four times a day. About half the time, I drink black tea, and the other two-thirds of the time, I prefer milk tea. I bet you can make better tea than I can!☕
I’m not someone who travels frequently. My first trip outside Dhaka was to Sajek Valley when I was 20 years old. It was a department tour during my university days. 🌍✈️
Currently I'm using the Corsair Katar Pro Wired Mouse. Back when I was in 9th grade (around 2016), I used to save up money from my daily tiffin allowance to purchase new computer mice. 🖱️💻
In February 2024, I purchased my first laptop specifically for office work. I’ve had a desktop PC since I was just 2 years old. It was a white-themed PC with 512MB of RAM. 💻🖥️
Jan 2022 - Present
Bachelor of Science - BSc (Hon's) in Statistics
- President, Analytics Club - Government Titumir College
- Former Event Managment Secretary, Analytics Club
- Participated on FGD workshop on Smart campus ogranized by A2i on behalf of College
January 2016 - March 2020
Higher Seconday (12th) | GPA: 5.00 out of 5.00 | Group: Science
- Won 3 contest on 2 IT/Science Fest on behalf of my college.
- Participated as student team lead at ICT-Integrated Pilot Classroom Project. (Bangladesh X South Korea)
January 2008 - December 2015
I've encountered the most disappointing institute imaginable. Instead of fostering students' growth and guiding them towards a bright future, they simply pressurize them to achieve good grades. Additionally, there's a clear favoritism towards private tuition with certain teachers. If you didn't enroll in these private sessions, those teachers would actively work against you, even with the knowledge and encouragement of the principal. It's baffling to think this passes as an educational institution. With maturity, I now recognize the vast disparity between a good and bad educational environment. I earnestly urge parents to prioritize placing their children in reputable institutions for their betterment and future careers.