I grew up in Chittagong, Bangladesh, with a love for words that I couldn't quite explain. While other kids collected things, I collected ideas and wrote them down. I didn't know it would become a career. I just knew I couldn't stop.

In 2019, I moved to Cyberjaya, Malaysia, to study Computer Science at Multimedia University. On paper, that sounds like a pivot away from writing. In practice, it was the opposite. I started writing on the side to earn while I studied, picked up my first freelance clients, and slowly realised that writing wasn't just something I enjoyed. It was something people would pay me well to do. By the time I graduated, it had become my main thing entirely.

More than just a student

Malaysia shaped me in ways that go beyond a degree. I became the first international student in 20 years to be appointed President of the IT Society, one of the biggest tech clubs in Malaysia. When the pandemic hit in 2020, I came home to Chittagong and couldn't sit still. 

Together with my family through an organisation called Mercy Universe, we distributed food to 5,000 families in Chattogram, along with PPE kits and hand sanitisers for frontline workers. That work was noticed. In November 2021, I was named one of the Top 10 Young Talents at the MonStar Awards, judged by a panel that included the founder of AirAsia and the Managing Director of Google Malaysia, selected from over 900 nominees across 20 nations.

I share this not to impress, but because it says something about how I approach everything I do. I show up fully. Whether that's coordinating food relief for thousands of families or building a content pipeline of 150k+ words a month for a global SaaS brand, I do not do things halfway.

How writing became a career

My first freelance clients came while I was still in university. I wrote for IT companies, finance blogs, healthcare brands, and lifestyle publications, learning quickly that good writing is not about sounding smart. It is about making the reader feel understood. That insight has never left me.

After returning to Bangladesh, I went deeper into SEO, learning how search engines think, how buyers search, and how content can do real commercial work for a brand. That curiosity led me to CloudDefense.AI, where I spent two years writing for B2B cloud security buyers and got my work published on Forbes and E2. It then led me to The Search Atlas Group, where I managed a fully automated content pipeline producing 700+ articles and contributing to doubled organic traffic and multiple top-3 Google rankings for their clients.

Today, I specialise in something most content writers are still catching up on: writing content that ranks on Google and gets cited by AI. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews. These are where your buyers are going next, and I know how to get your brand there.

What drives me

Working as an SEO content writer gives me something that very few things do. It gives me the freedom to work with anyone, anywhere in the world, from a small city in Bangladesh that most of my global clients couldn't find on a map. I find that genuinely exciting. Every brief that lands in my inbox is a reminder that good writing has no borders.

I speak English, Bengali, and Hindi fluently and have a basic understanding of German, which probably explains why communicating across cultures feels natural to me rather than like work.

What I specialize in

• SEO Content Strategy & Topical Authority Building

• Semantic SEO & Entity SEO

• GEO, AEO & AI Search Optimization

• LLM & AI Overview Citation Optimization

• B2B & B2C Long-Form Content & Case Studies

• Landing Pages, Sales Pages & Web Copy

• Technical Documentation & Playbooks

• Content Brief Generation & Keyword Research

• AI Workflow Automation with Claude Code & ChatGPT Agents

Industries I have written for

Cloud Security & SaaS · SEO & Digital Marketing · Finance · Health & Wellness · EdTech & E-Learning · Law Firms · Skincare & Aesthetics · IT Asset Management · Pet Care · Streaming & Entertainment · Casino & iGaming · Metal Fabrication · and more

If you are looking for a writer who brings genuine curiosity, global experience, and a deep understanding of where search is heading, I would love to hear from you.