Sifat Faysal

The story begins in Bogura, a quiet town in Bangladesh, where a curious child was born with an insatiable desire to understand how things work. While other kids played outside, this one was busy dismantling old radios and wondering what made the lights blink.

At sixteen, the first lines of code were written. It was messy, it was broken, but it worked. That moment—when a machine did exactly what was asked—sparked something that would define the years to come. Programming wasn't just logic; it was magic with rules.

University years brought structure to the chaos. Computer Engineering taught the foundations, but the real lessons came from late nights debugging, from projects that failed spectacularly, and from the discipline of martial arts training that led to a black belt. The body and mind were being forged together.

The professional world opened its doors. As a Software Engineer, every project was a new adventure—building applications, solving puzzles, learning that code written today would be maintained by someone tomorrow. Quality mattered. Craft mattered.

Now leading QA automation at PCBIX Limited, the mission is clear: build software that doesn't just work, but works reliably. The days are filled with code reviews, test frameworks, and the occasional marathon training. The journey continues, one commit at a time.