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Ahsan Mahmood — CV

I have been building software professionally since 2018, and this document is the long version: the roles, the stack, and the products I shipped end to end rather than contributed a layer to. If you would rather see the work than read about it, the projects are one click away.

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  • 01Every role since January 2018
  • 02The numbered project list
  • 03Education and course completions
  • 04Languages and contact channels

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