About me
Suman Saha
Spain-based Bangladeshi professional, entrepreneur and QA specialist.
I’ve gone through many of the practical challenges of building a life in Spain, and I want to help others navigate them more efficiently.
From Narsingdi to Spain
I grew up in Narsingdi, Bangladesh, and studied Computer Science and Engineering at Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University. I started my career in Dhaka as a software engineer in 2010 and moved into software quality assurance soon after.
For more than a decade I have tested web and mobile products for international teams, first from Dhaka and then remotely. Remote work opened the door to Europe, and today I live in Spain with my family.
Clear thinking, useful feedback
I approach QA by following a person’s journey through a product, checking what should happen and making problems clear enough for a developer to reproduce. In a scoped review, useful evidence matters more than a long list of vague observations.
That same clarity matters in IT freelancing: a profile should say what you can genuinely deliver, and a proposal should answer the particular client’s brief. My reviews and mentoring focus on your own work and realistic next steps, not account management, invented credentials or promised outcomes.
Why I help people relocate
Building a life here meant learning a new system from scratch: appointments, forms and offices with their own rules, alongside the very practical questions of where to rent, which bank to use, how schools work and how to start feeling at home.
None of it is impossible, but it is easy to lose weeks by doing things in the wrong order or arriving at an appointment without the right paper. I’d like to save other people that time and stress.
Background
- Software QA professional since 2010, testing mobile and web products for international teams
- Founder of NanoSoft QA (opens in a new tab), a software testing business
- More than 33,000 hours of IT freelance work on Upwork
- BASIS Outsourcing Award (2021) for contributions to Bangladesh’s IT freelancing community
- BSc in Computer Science and Engineering, Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University
- Speaks Bangla (my mother tongue), English and Spanish
I am not a lawyer, tax adviser or financial adviser, and I don’t present myself as one. Where your situation needs a licensed professional, I’ll say so.
How I work
Three things you can expect
Practical and honest
I tell you what I know, what I don’t, and when you need a lawyer, gestor or another licensed professional instead.
Organised
Testing software taught me to check details and think in steps. You leave every session with clear next steps in writing.
Personal
A move is about people as much as paperwork: your family, your work and how you feel in a new place.
I love to travel and explore new cultures, and I try to stay involved in social-welfare and sports activities. For years I have also shared what I’ve learned with newcomers to IT freelancing in Bangladesh through my blog. Helping people take the next step is something I genuinely enjoy.
What I run
My ventures
Three distinct directions: work and study pathways with Migrate-EU (opens in a new tab), software testing with NanoSoft QA (opens in a new tab), and performance underwear with VEARAA (opens in a new tab). Each has its own website and terms.
Migrate-EU
An independent venture helping people explore work and study routes in Europe, organise preparation and understand the next questions to ask.
NanoSoft QA
A specialist software testing venture for teams building web, mobile and desktop products, with a focus on practical testing and actionable findings.
VEARAA
A performance underwear venture shaped around movement, comfort and everyday use, from workouts and sport to long travel days.
Put experience to work for your next step
Moving to Spain, building your IT freelance profile or improving software quality? Find practical support with a clear scope and fee.
