Question 1

What does Rejuanul Islam build?

Accepted Answer

Full-stack web products end to end: the interface, the backend behind it, and the AI agents and automations that make it useful. Most work is Next.js, React and TypeScript, with Node.js and PostgreSQL or Supabase underneath, and LLMs where they earn their place. Recent work includes BuyerLoop, an AI SaaS that answers and qualifies website enquiries by chat and live voice call.

Question 2

Is he available for hire?

Accepted Answer

Yes. He is open to full-time remote frontend, full-stack and AI engineering roles, open to relocating where visa sponsorship is available, and takes a small number of freelance and contract projects at a time. The fastest way to start is to book a call.

Question 3

How much experience does he have?

Accepted Answer

Over four years, with more than 150 production projects shipped for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. He is a Level 2 Seller on Fiverr and also works through Upwork, Contra and directly with clients.

Question 4

What is his technical stack?

Accepted Answer

Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Motion. Backend: Node.js, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Firebase, REST and streaming APIs, authentication. AI: LLM integration, AI agents, RAG, voice AI and automation workflows, including Google Gemini and ElevenLabs. Tools: Git, Vercel, Figma, Resend.

Question 5

Can he build AI agents and LLM features into an existing product?

Accepted Answer

That is his current focus. BuyerLoop runs four agents in production (conversation, qualification, follow up and recovery) with streaming chat, real-time voice that inherits the chat context, and every answer grounded in the client's own knowledge base so the model cannot invent facts. He also built Aegis Fleet, a guardrail layer for agent systems where code rather than a model decides what an agent is allowed to do.

Question 6

Where is he based and which time zones does he work with?

Accepted Answer

Chattogram, Bangladesh, which is UTC+6. He has worked with clients across US, UK and European time zones for over four years and schedules calls to suit the client.

Question 7

Does he do Figma to code conversion?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is where he started. Pixel-accurate conversion of Figma designs into semantic, responsive HTML, CSS and React, including WordPress and Shopify builds. Projects such as AfterLands, CapByPass and TPG Management were delivered this way.

Question 8

How does he work with clients?

Accepted Answer

In phases, with the client involved at each step rather than disappearing and returning with a finished thing. One section or milestone is refined before the next begins, which avoids surprises at the end and wasted work in the middle.

I build thoughtful digital products where software, AI and interface design meet.

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BuyerLoop

LuxeBazaar

AfterLands

TPG Management

CapByPass

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