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I built a launched B2B portal connecting customer login, role-based access, quotations, account-specific prices, and inventory. It replaced quotations handled by phone and email, and it serves 100+ internal agents and admins and 1,000+ distributors. Supporting storefront work included native technical-document search.
I lead an eight-person team (five engineers and three QA engineers) on a Magento-to-Shopify migration. I designed the sofa configurator's metaobject structure, guided product-data migration, and helped the integration team onboard its middleware and ERP connection.
The engagement began with consultation and expanded into scanner tooling, return-sync middleware, subscription advice, and warehouse planning.
… recurring service, fulfillment, and returns crossed several systems, with different teams responsible for different parts. I built the scanner extension and return-sync …
I investigated a wholesale checkout, built a custom application, and helped deliver a replacement after the custom approach was blocked by the platform immediately before launch.
… change The custom checkout was completed but did not become the launched solution. The team changed approach following a platform restriction. My work also covered backend …
Promoted from L5 on 23 June 2026 after an "Exceeds Expectations" 360° review. I lead commerce engineering work, help developers get unstuck, and coordinate delivery across storefronts, applications, and integrations.
Senior developer and acting lead on a two-developer team. Built checkout functionality and adapted the approach after platform restrictions blocked the planned release.
Lead an eight-person team: two theme engineers, a migration engineer, two senior integration engineers, and three QA engineers. Designed the configurator data model. The migration is pre-launch.
Lead a seven-person team: four theme engineers, two QA engineers, and a migration engineer. Built store-credit automation and an accounting export application. The application is developer-complete; deployment was pending at the last update.
What to build, what to defer, and which consequences a team can maintain.
Why ownership, rollback paths, and useful logs matter after the launch announcement.
… run it without you. Operational maintainability is the gap between “it works” and “the team can deploy, monitor, and fix this at 2 a.m. without an archaeology session.” Ecommerce …
Making tradeoffs explicit without pretending to predict every future requirement.
… tax every future feature. What's flexible on paper might be expensive to run. Strong teams don't chase perfect architecture. They make tradeoffs explicit: what we're optimizing …
I review code, help developers untangle unfamiliar requirements, and coordinate delivery. Right now that means two client teams of seven and eight people across theme, migration, integration, and QA. The goal is a team that understands a decision well enough to make the next one without pinging me first.
I'm Sayed Ashraful Islam Sakib. Most people call me Sakib, which saves everyone a few syllables. I'm a software engineering team lead at Bevy Commerce, building Shopify applications, storefronts, and the integrations behind them. I'm based in Dhaka and open to worldwide remote roles. The origin story: I studied Physics, freelanced as a graphic designer, and a beginner C course turned out to be the first domino. By late 2021 I was writing JavaScript for a living. The design years never fully left, so yes, I will notice your button spacing.
Shopify apps, B2B portals, headless storefronts, and the integrations connecting them. I also lead a software engineering team, which means more code review and fewer solo heroics.
Senior and lead engineering roles where I can stay hands-on, help a team grow, and stay responsible for the system after the launch post goes up.
I'm Sakib, a software engineering team lead in Dhaka. I build Shopify apps, storefronts, and the integrations holding them together. Physics studies, design freelancing, then code took over in 2021. I like the happy path fine. I also read the error logs, voluntarily.
I'm looking for senior engineering and technical leadership roles where I can stay hands-on, work with thoughtful people, and leave the system easier to understand than I found it. Bonus points if your team writes things down.