Satya Ranjan DebSharma
BASED IN DHAKA · WORKING WITH YOU
Your end-to-end digital partner
I help businesses turn a problem into a working digital solution — from discovery and product planning to design, development, launch, and ongoing improvement.
One point of contact. A clear plan. Ownership through delivery.
01 / WHAT I CAN HELP WITH
For businesses coordinating people, orders, applications, or service jobs—and founders turning those workflows into a product.
You have an idea. You need a clear path to launch.
Turn a business need into a focused website, web platform, or mobile app, with the systems behind it built to work together.
A usable product, from first plan to release.
Your team works across tools that don’t talk to each other.
Bring customer journeys and internal work into one connected system, so teams can act on the same information.
A clearer way to run the day-to-day.
You have a product. Now it needs to do more.
Understand what’s getting in the way, prioritize the improvements, and extend the product without losing sight of the people using it.
A practical plan and a stronger product.
02 / THE WORK BEHIND THE OFFER
Selected product work at Techsfera. Each case study explains the problem, the system, and my contribution.
Concept cover · project evidence inside
Keep an order connected from checkout to delivery, with stock, staff actions, and payment records in the same workflow.
Software engineer at Techsfera working across backend and full-stack operations
Explore the case study
Public website · product context
Give admissions staff one student file for intake, missing documents, application progress, and payment follow-up.
Admissions workflows, student records, access controls, and payment tracking as part of the Techsfera team
Explore the case study03 / HOW WE GET THERE
You can see what’s being built, why it matters, and what comes next.
Walk through the current process with you, identify the people involved, and agree on the problem and success criteria.
Review user flows and the first useful release together. Agree on scope, dependencies, milestones, and what counts as acceptance.
Design, build, integrate, and test in reviewable stages. You try the important workflows and we resolve issues before release.
Agree on rollout and recovery steps, transfer the agreed code and access, walk through the system, and define ongoing support.
Agreed source code and access. Practical documentation. A walkthrough of how it works. A clear plan for support and the next release.
Illustrative example: an admissions team needs a better way to follow up on missing documents. This is a sample plan, not a past client deliverable.
Your part: process knowledge, a decision maker, required access, and feedback at agreed milestones. My part: solution planning, implementation, reviewable delivery, and the agreed handover.
I’m Satya. I connect business needs, product decisions, and the technical work that makes a solution useful.
Useful software starts with understanding the work around it: who needs it, where the friction is, and what a better outcome looks like. I care about making those decisions clear before turning them into interfaces, connected systems, and a plan for delivery.
My foundation is hands-on engineering. At Techsfera, I work across backend and full-stack development for grocery operations, admissions, social products, and video collaboration. That experience helps me follow the whole workflow, from the customer-facing experience to the tools a team uses behind the scenes.
When we work together, I bring that same attention to the entire engagement: understand the need, make the trade-offs clear, build the right scope, and prepare you to run what we launch.
05 / BEFORE WE START
Yes. Bring the business problem, who it affects, and what you want to change. We can start by defining the solution and a realistic first release before committing to a full build.
Yes. The starting point is a review of the product, its code, and the workflow around it. From there, we can agree on targeted fixes, new features, integrations, or a larger improvement plan.
After understanding the work, I propose a scope with deliverables, milestones, assumptions, and a cost estimate. We agree on those before the build begins. Changes to scope are discussed before they become additional work.
The handover covers the agreed source code, access, documentation, and deployment details. Maintenance, monitoring, and future improvements can be included in a separately agreed support scope, with clear responsibilities and response expectations.
Yes. I’m your direct contact for understanding the problem, coordinating delivery, and reviewing the work. If a project needs additional specialist help, we’ll agree on that together before bringing anyone in.
LET’S START WITH THE PROBLEM.
Tell me what you’re trying to achieve, who it’s for, and what’s getting in the way. You don’t need a finished brief to start.
Tell me about your projectYour goal, who it affects, what exists, and any timing or budget constraints.
We discuss the workflow, open questions, availability, and a sensible starting point.
Scope, milestones, responsibilities, cost, and acceptance criteria are agreed before implementation.
Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh (UTC+6). We agree on meeting overlap and communication expectations when we plan the work.