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Md Raihan

@RaihanRashed71

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Virtual Assistant | CRM, Lead Gen & Automation

$10 USD / Hour

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Joined on March 8, 2020

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Are administrative tasks, lead research, CRM updates, emails, and project follow-ups taking too much of your time? I’m Raihan, a reliable Virtual Assistant and Operations Support Specialist who helps startups, agencies, consultants, and growing businesses stay organized, save time, and keep their daily operations running smoothly. I can take responsibility for your recurring administrative work, maintain accurate business information, coordinate projects, and make sure important tasks and follow-ups do not get missed. ✅ Virtual Assistance and Admin Support 1. Email and inbox management 2. Calendar and meeting coordination 3. Data entry and database organization 4. Document formatting and file management 5. Online research and information collection 6. Client onboarding and administrative support 7. Reports, presentations, and spreadsheet updates ✅ Lead Generation and CRM Support 1. B2B lead generation 2. LinkedIn prospect research 3. Targeted contact-list building 4. Company and decision-maker research 5. Email verification and data cleanup 6. CRM data entry and pipeline updates 7. Outreach and follow-up tracking ✅ Project and Operations Support 1. Task creation and deadline tracking 2. Team coordination and progress monitoring 3. Client communication and status reporting 4. Workflow documentation 5. Quality-control checks 6. Survey creation and response tracking 7. WordPress content and website updates ✅ Workflow Automation I can also help reduce repetitive manual work by creating practical workflows for: 1. Client onboarding 2. Google Sheets tracking 3. Automated email notifications 4. Folder and document organization 5. Form-to-spreadsheet automation 6. Task reminders and status updates 7. CRM and lead-management processes ⚙️ Tools I Work With ➡️ Google Workspace: Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Forms and Calendar ➡️Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams ➡️Project Management: Trello, Asana and ClickUp ➡️CRM: HubSpot, Zoho CRM and Salesforce ➡️Automation: Zapier, n8n and Google Apps Script ➡️Other Tools: WordPress, Canva, Slack, LinkedIn and SurveyMonkey 🙎‍♂️Why Work With Me? ✔ Reliable and organized support ✔ Clear and professional communication ✔ Accurate, detail-oriented work ✔ Regular progress updates ✔ Confidential handling of business information ✔ Fast learning and adaptability ✔ On-time delivery and long-term availability Whether you need a dependable long-term Virtual Assistant or support for a specific project, I’m ready to help you reduce your workload, stay organized, and operate more efficiently. Send me a message to discuss your tasks, goals, and preferred working process.

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13920716
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

13920714
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

13920710
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

13920708
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

13920705
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

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ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

13920716
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Questions Form. The project is based on an internal nominee approval checklist used to record nominee consideration questions, responses, and supporting information in the NDIS Business System. The form supports nominee approval review by checking whether written consent has been obtained, whether the participant’s wishes have been considered, whether family relationships and informal support networks have been reviewed, and whether existing arrangements between the proposed nominee and participant have been taken into account. The document also includes nominee suitability questions, including whether the proposed nominee has avoided undue or improper influence, whether the views of other support people have been considered, and whether the nominee is willing and able to act with others to maximise participant wellbeing. The form also assesses decision-making support. It asks whether the proposed nominee can invol

Nominee Questions Form Design

13920714
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Duties Guide. The project is based on an information document that explains the role of a nominee, the difference between plan nominees and correspondence nominees, and the duties nominees must follow under the National Disability Insurance Scheme framework. The guide explains that a nominee is appointed in writing, either at the request of a participant or by the National Disability Insurance Agency, to act on behalf of or make decisions for a participant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013. The document outlines two types of nominees: Plan Nominee and Correspondence Nominee. A correspondence nominee can make requests, receive letters, and receive notices from the NDIA on behalf of the participant. A plan nominee may act in relation to preparing, reviewing, replacing, or managing funding in the participant’s NDIS plan. The guide also references Section 80 of the NDIS Act and Part 5 of the Natio

NDIS Nominee Duties Guide

13920710
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Nominee Request Form and Agreement to be Appointed Plan and Correspondence Nominee document. The project is based on a form used to confirm that a proposed nominee understands the duties, expectations, responsibilities, and appointment terms connected with acting as an NDIS Plan and Correspondence Nominee. The agreement form includes fields for the participant’s name, NDIS reference number, guardian or parent details, proposed nominee address, acknowledgement statement, signature of the proposed nominee, and date. It also includes a separate National Disability Insurance Agency copy for appointment records. The form confirms that the proposed nominee has read and understood the duties and expectations of a National Disability Insurance Scheme Plan and Correspondence Nominee. It also confirms understanding of nominee responsibilities, including abiding by nominee expectations, undertaking nominee duties, consenting to appoin

NDIS Nominee Form Design

13920708
I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Bank Account Details Form. This project is based on a National Disability Insurance Scheme document used to provide, submit, or update bank account details so NDIS funding for supports can be paid correctly. The form is intended for participants, plan nominees, or child representatives. It is also used when a participant is self-managing, has periodical transport payments included in an NDIS plan, or needs to update bank account details to receive NDIS funding for supports. The document includes clear return options, including email, mail, or in-person submission through a Local Area Coordinator, Early Childhood Partner, or NDIS office. It also includes an agreement and signature section where the signer confirms the information provided is complete and correct. The participant details section includes fields for NDIS participant number, full name, date of birth, and home address. The bank account details section includes

Bank Details Form Design

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I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

I designed a professional portfolio presentation for an NDIS Consent Third Party Form. The project is based on a consent document used to record permission for the National Disability Insurance Agency to share NDIS information with a chosen person or organisation, or to allow a third party to do things on behalf of an applicant or participant. The form explains that consent is a record of permission given by the applicant, participant, child representative, plan nominee, legally appointed decision maker, or other authorised person. It also explains that people aged 18 or older have the right to make decisions about their own NDIS business, so the NDIA needs a record of consent before sharing information or allowing someone else to act for them. The document includes clear instructions about when the form should be used. It can be used to give consent for the NDIA to share NDIS information with a selected person or organisation, or to allow another person or organisation to act on beh

NDIS Consent Form Design

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ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

ation form to Concession Services, Smart Service Queensland. The application form includes Section A for applicant details, Section B for dependent child details if applicable, Section C for energy usage, Section D for bank account details, Section E for authority and declaration, and Section F for medical certification. The medical certification section includes certification for Multiple Sclerosis and other qualifying medical conditions. For other qualifying conditions, the specialist must indicate at least one primary qualifying condition and one secondary qualifying criterion before certifying the patient’s medical condition. For the portfolio presentation, I transformed the original six-page government application form into a clean visual case study with professional table boxes, clear eligibility sections, application step cards, payment details, form structure, medical certification requirements, and real document previews. The final design is suitable for a Freelancer portfo

Concession Form Design

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Business Pitch Deck Design

Excellent work and very professional delivery. The pitch deck was polished, well-designed, and exactly matched our requirements. Great communication, timely delivery, and strong attention to detail. Highly recommended for future projects.

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Mithun

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US Tech Lead Database Build

Md Raihan did an excellent job on this project. He delivered quality work on time, communicated clearly and was very professional throughout. I am happy with the results and I would hire again.

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1 year, 8 months

Zayer Tech

May, 2024 - Jan, 2026

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1 year, 8 months

As the General Manager at Zayer Tech, I led the IT department in Khulna, managing infrastructure, network systems, and data security. I supervised an IT team, handled strategic planning, budgeting, and project management, ensuring alignment with business goals. My role involved optimizing IT operations, collaborating with departments, and driving technological innovation to enhance efficiency and support business processes.

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Northern University, Bangladesh

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BSc in Computer Science

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Bangladesh

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