Iffath Raza Chowdhury
Developer maintaining production software, and a Computer Science student in St. John’s.
Background
Where I’ve studied and what I actually use.
BSc in Computer Science
Memorial University of Newfoundland
2022–Present · St. John’s, NL
- Fourth year
- Focus: algorithms, AI and cloud computing
- CS 3200 fastest BFS award
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
- Maintaining Ordine, live since April 2026
- Cloud
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- Google Cloud Platform
- Firebase
- Cloudflare R2
- Algolia
- AWS Fundamentals
- REST APIs
- Linux
- Algorithms and Applied AI
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- BFS / DFS / A*
- Minimax + Alpha-Beta Pruning
- Reinforcement Learning
- SARSA
- Q-Learning
- Monte Carlo Methods
- Bandit Algorithms
- Evolutionary Algorithms
- Vertex AI + Gemini
- Development
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- Flutter
- Dart
- Riverpod
- go_router
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- Java
- Java Swing
- C / C++
- MapLibre GL
- Vector tiles
- OpenStreetMap
- Geohash queries
- ESC/POS printing
- Offline-first apps
- Database Design
- Responsive Design
- Testing and shipping
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- Firebase Emulator Suite
- Flutter widget tests
- Node test runner
- GitHub Actions CI
- Git + GitHub
- Inno Setup
- OTA updates
Work
Four projects. Open any one for the full entry.
Credentials
Awards and certifications.
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Amazon Web Services · May 2026 AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
AWS's entry-level certification, covering the core services, how AWS billing works, and where security responsibility sits between AWS and the customer. Verify on Credly -
Prof. David Churchill · Winter 2026 Fastest BFS Search Code Award
Awarded in CS 3200, Algorithmic Techniques for AI, for the fastest running BFS search code among all undergraduate students. Signed by Dr. David Churchill, 9 March 2026. Course instructor
About
Nothing special, maybe. Just not ordinary.
Education
Fourth-year Computer Science student at Memorial University of Newfoundland. My strongest area is algorithms and AI, and I won the CS 3200 award for the fastest BFS search code.
What I build
I build complete products, from the Flutter app down to the Firebase backend. Ordine, a restaurant POS, is in daily use in the UK. RouteFeed, a map-first travel app, is what I’m building now.
How I work
My software is already in use, so I test the risky parts and ship updates carefully. The security rules behind Ordine have 174 automated tests that run on every push.
