Faridul Reza Sagor — full-stack engineer based in Sylhet, Bangladesh. Currently leading optimization of a LangGraph-powered RAG pipeline at AskTuring.ai — shaving latency, scaling a SaaS to 1,500+ concurrent users, and shipping the unglamorous plumbing that makes AI feel like the Enterprise computer instead of a stack of Daleks.

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Leading LangGraph RAG optimization. ~28% latency drop, ~15% accuracy gain, scaled SaaS to 1,500+ concurrent users without a hull breach.
Unity WebGL holodeck-runtime driven by AI stories, comic-book reader sharing the same character system, and the LitZone realtime fantasy-baseball backend.
Three years of repeat-business client work — Chrome extensions, automations, custom backends. New framework per away mission, tight deadlines, high signal.

Led optimization of a LangGraph-orchestrated RAG pipeline: async task execution, parallelization, deduplication of compatible steps. Result: ~28% latency drop, ~15% accuracy gain across benchmarks, and a SaaS that holds steady at 1,500+ concurrent users without dropping out of warp.

Built a Unity WebGL runtime that consumes AI-generated stories, plus a comic-book reader that shares the same character system. Glued Unity ↔ React so the two halves of the app could actually talk to each other — no universal translator required.

Backend + critical frontend integrations for a kids' fantasy baseball league. The fun part: a realtime websocket draft room where leagues fill their rosters live. Shipped to the App Store with RevenueCat payments on Capacitor iOS — first contact, no casualties.

Real-time air quality and socio-economic data on an interactive map; you can compare two cities side-by-side. Won the Open API segment at DU ITVERSE 2023. Built in a weekend; still proud of the shaders.
Three years of full-stack work across React, NestJS, FastAPI, and a stack of cloud services I've mostly broken and re-built. I gravitate to the messy middle — where AI meets product, where queries get slow, where Unity has to talk to React, where a paywall has six pricing tiers and they all need to work.
Outside work: compilers, chess, and the kind of side projects that start with "what if I…" and end with an APK in someone's hands.