Sumit Saha began working with technology at a young age. What started as personal curiosity later turned into a profession and a learning platform used by thousands across Bangladesh. He is now known as a technology entrepreneur and a coding mentor who teaches programming in Bangla.
He studied at Rangpur Zilla School and Notre Dame College before enrolling in Computer Science and Engineering at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. While studying at BUET, he started working on programming projects outside his academic work. By his third year, he was freelancing and coding for clients.
In August 2008, while still a student, he co-founded a software company with classmate Ridwan Hafiz. They named it Analyzen and began operating from their dormitory room. The company initially focused on software development for overseas clients.
As digital platforms expanded, Analyzen moved into online marketing. It later became Bangladesh's first digital marketing agency. The firm introduced early social media campaigns, online video content and interactive digital promotions. Over time, it expanded into full digital brand management, mobile applications and data-driven services.
In 2014, Risalat Siddique joined as a business partner, and the company was incorporated as Analyzen Bangladesh Ltd. The firm later opened offices outside Bangladesh. It launched operations in Singapore in 2016, followed by Myanmar. By 2023, it had expanded to Canada. The growth took place without foreign investment.
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Within its first 12 years, Analyzen received more than 150 national and international awards. In 2017, it won Silver for Digital Agency of the Year for South Asia from Campaign Asia-Pacific. In 2019, the company won three Champion awards at the BASIS National ICT Awards for its in-house products.
The products included microzen, a digital microcredit management platform, listenyzen, an AI-based social media monitoring tool, and commzen, a conversational commerce solution. These wins qualified the company to represent Bangladesh at the Asia Pacific ICT stage in Vietnam.
Alongside his business work, Sumit focused on education. He wanted to make programming easier to learn, especially for those without a computer science background. He recalled struggling with limited guidance during his own student years.
In 2020, during the COVID-19 lockdown, he launched a YouTube channel called Learn with Sumit. He posted web development tutorials in Bangla, covering JavaScript, HTML and CSS using simple language and everyday examples.
The channel grew quickly. Within a year, it reached nearly 50,000 subscribers. A Facebook group called Learn with Sumit Community was created to support learners. By 2025, the group had more than 98,000 members.
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He also launched a weekly live programme titled Talk with Sumit. The sessions featured professionals from the technology sector who discussed careers and skills in Bangla and answered questions from viewers.
In 2021, he developed a dedicated learning platform for Learn with Sumit. It offered structured courses, quizzes, progress tracking and certificates. All content was delivered in Bangla to reduce language barriers.
By late 2025, the platform had more than 500 videos and over 173,000 YouTube subscribers. The content reached millions of viewers. Many learners reported securing internships and jobs after using the platform.
In 2025, Sumit launched logicBase Labs to reach a global audience. The platform offered English-language tutorials on advanced topics such as Node.js, software architecture and AI.
He also contributed to freeCodeCamp by writing technical handbooks and developing course material. In August 2025, a Next.js course based on his work was released on the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel.
Alongside education, he continued developing technology products. His product Microzen received an Honorable Mention at the 3rd Bangladesh FinTech Award in 2025.
Sumit now speaks at conferences, mentors students and supports technology communities. His work continues to grow while remaining rooted in Bangladesh.
