He began his career in 1981 as a Field Officer at Tea Holdings Limited (Transcom Limited), where he served for four and a half years under Managing Director Latifur Rahman. His early responsibilities were foundational, encompassing secretarial duties like taking direction, managing trading business activities, and maintaining bank liaisons. Before transitioning fully into the banking sector, he also gained valuable experience at Nawab Abdul Malek Jute Mills, setting the stage for a diverse career in private institutions. He then transitioned into the banking industry, joining the newly established Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC as a Junior Officer in the Chairman’s Secretariat under Mr. A. R. Laskar. He later held similar secretarial roles at Al-Baraka Bank PLC and Al-Arafah Islami Bank PLC. While his core expertise lay in board-level affairs—specifically preparing minutes and managing papers for Chairmen—a pivotal transfer to Al-Arafah’s Main Branch provided him with essential hands-on experience in operational and investment banking. By the time he formally retired in 2025 as a First Vice President, he had amassed over four decades of expertise spanning trading, branch-level operations, and board governance. His professional standing was bolstered by a Diploma in Secretarial Science and specialized training from the Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM), the Institute of Chartered Secretaries, and various bank academies. This blend of secretarial precision and banking operational knowledge defined his long and distinguished tenure.