About Me

By Md Shoriful Islam

About Md Shoriful Islam Ashiq

Welcome! I am Md Shoriful Islam Ashiq, a dedicated technologist, entrepreneur, and competitive programmer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. My professional journey is driven by a passion for building scalable software solutions and fostering the next generation of tech talent.


Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Co-Founder of Midgen.ai

I am the Co-Founder of Midgen.ai, an all-in-one AI content creation platform designed to simplify how creators, marketers, and businesses generate and manage content.

At Midgen.ai, I focus on the strategic development and operational management of our SaaS products, including tools like the Humanizer, Article Writer, and AI Detector. My mission is to empower content creators globally by handling the technical heavy lifting, allowing them to focus purely on creativity. I am deeply involved in the "Build-in-Public" journey, sharing insights on product growth and technical challenges.


Professional Expertise and Technical Stack

My professional experience is grounded in modern software development practices and a strong algorithmic foundation.

I currently serve as a Junior Software Engineer at Code Studio, where I contribute to real-world projects and apply my technical skills daily.


My core technical stack and areas of expertise include:

• Full-Stack Development: Proficient in the MERN Stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) and Next.js.

• Core Programming: A passionate Competitive Programmer with a strong command of C++ and JavaScript. My background in data structures and algorithms ensures I can develop efficient and scalable solutions.

• System Knowledge: Keen interest and foundational knowledge in Operating Systems and Embedded Systems.


Leadership and Community Engagement

Beyond my professional roles, I am deeply committed to community building and mentorship within the academic and tech spheres.

I hold several key leadership positions at City University, where I actively work to promote technical excellence:

• President, City University Programming Club (CUPC): Leading the club's initiatives to promote coding and problem-solving skills among students.

• Co-Convener, BASIS Student's Forum City University Chapter: Contributing to the activities of the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) at the university level.

• Former President, Competitive Programming Camp City University (CPCCU): For over two years, I led this camp, mentoring students and organizing classes to prepare them for regional and international programming contests, including the ICPC Asia Dhaka Regional Contest.


Education and Background

I am currently pursuing my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at City University (BD). My academic journey is complemented by continuous learning, including a student traineeship in the Introduction to Programming Using Python (CS106A) course offered by Stanford University's Code in Place program.

I am always open to connecting with fellow developers, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts. Feel free to reach out to discuss collaborations, partnerships, or the future of AI and software development!


Connect with Me:

•         LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mdsiaofficial/

•         Medium: https://medium.com/@mdsiaofficial

•         GitHub: https://github.com/mdsiaofficial

•         Email: ashiq@midgen.ai


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