I'm Al-Amin, an accounting and tax professional from Bangladesh, now studying in the MS in Accountancy program at the University of Rochester Simon Business School.
35
Countries traveled
10+
Years in accounting
Rochester
Currently studying in New York
May 2027
MS Accountancy graduation
About
Before beginning graduate study, I spent more than a decade building practical experience in Bangladesh, including bookkeeping, tax preparation, account reconciliation, financial reporting, software implementation, and client training.
I am currently enrolled at the University of Rochester Simon Business School in its STEM-designated MS in Accountancy program. My coursework includes Federal Taxation, Auditing, Managerial Accounting, and Financial Reporting, with graduation expected in May 2027.
Outside of work I build small personal learning projects, study, and travel - 35 countries and counting.
Read the full storyLearning projects
A personal learning project: project portfolio growth with S&P 500, QQQ, and 60/40 benchmarks plus a Monte Carlo simulation.
OpenA study tool for understanding quarterly estimated tax mechanics. For educational use.
OpenAn educational visualizer for amortization schedules and interest over the life of a loan.
OpenJourney
2026 - 2027
Currently studying at Simon Business School in the STEM-designated MS Accountancy program. Coursework includes Federal Taxation, Auditing, Managerial Accounting, and Financial Reporting. Expected graduation: May 2027.
Jan 2016 - Jul 2026
Managed bookkeeping, tax preparation, accounting software implementation, accounts payable, vendor reconciliation, and client training for businesses in Bangladesh.
Jul 2019
Completed graduate study in professional marketing at the University of Dhaka.
2012
Recognized for exceptional student initiative through DevsTeam.
Dec 2015
Foundation in financial accounting, cost & managerial accounting, audit, and tax.
Travel & journey
35 countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, all on tourist travel and short visits. Each trip ends the same way: back home to Dhaka.
See the journeyHappy to connect with fellow students, faculty, and accounting professionals. For anything else, an email works best.