BRAC Microsites
BRAC is the largest non-governmental development organisation in the world, founded and headquartered in Dhaka. In 2019 ELO delivered microsites and documentation work for them — the smaller web surfaces that individual programmes need, and the written material that has to accompany anything in the development sector. It is a modest engagement next to the platform work on this site, and it is listed here because of what the client is: in the sector where Bangladesh has global standing, ELO was a vendor that met the bar.
What it was — and what it was not
Microsites and documentation: programme web surfaces, and the documentation that has to travel with any deliverable in the development sector, where written process is not optional and reviewers are many.
I am keeping this entry short on purpose. It was not a platform build, and inflating a 2019 documentation-and-microsites engagement into a case study would be exactly the kind of portfolio padding the rest of this site avoids.
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If we worked together.
I bring high-leverage product engineering and absolute operational discipline: shipping weekly, pressure-testing user inputs, and automating delivery pipelines.
Wiregent
The problem Wiregent takes on is that nobody can tell what is real, and both sides carry it. An allocator holding hundreds of applicants can check almost none of them properly, and a founder with a genuinely working private build can prove it to nobody — a repo they cannot show, no public product, no logo wall. Wiregent takes custody of the build, runs it in a sandbox the investor never sees into, grades it against eleven categories of diligence criteria the allocator sets, and returns a verdict that names every piece of evidence it read and, just as loudly, every category it could not score. Deals that clear settle through a double-entry, hash-chained, append-only ledger. It is live at wiregent.com and it is a working simulation: the diligence and the ledger are real, the money rails are modelled, and no capital moves.