"Most websites don't have a traffic problem. They have a strategy problem."
As the Founder & CEO of Injaazh, Md Mamun leads a high-performance digital agency that has delivered 500+ projects for 1,000+ clients across 25+ countries. He also serves as the CTO of RH International Sourcing Center, orchestrating the technical strategy for its global digital infrastructure.
His expertise lies in building lightning-fast, conversion-focused web applications using Next.js, React, and Node.js. Beyond development, his SEO strategy focuses on Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)—ensuring brands dominate both traditional and AI-powered search.
Whether it's scaling a headless commerce architecture or turning marketing spend into trackable revenue with GA4 and Looker Studio, Mamun ensures every digital asset is engineered for measurable business growth.
Core Competencies
Professional Experience
Chief Technology Officer
Jun 2026 - PresentLeading the technical strategy and execution behind the company's global web presence and e-commerce infrastructure. Architecting high-performance Next.js applications and driving search dominance through advanced technical SEO and Core Web Vitals improvements.
Chief Operating Officer
Oct 2025 - PresentOverseeing day-to-day operations across development, UI/UX design, and digital marketing teams. Streamlining internal workflows and ensuring project deliverables consistently meet rigorous quality standards and deadlines.
Founder & CEO
Apr 2023 - PresentBuilt and scaled a global digital agency delivering 500+ projects across 25+ countries. Setting technical standards for headless commerce builds and advanced SEO strategies, while directly overseeing analytics infrastructure (GA4, Looker Studio) to track client revenue.
SEO Specialist
Jan 2023 - Jun 2025Executed comprehensive site-wide SEO audits boosting organic traffic by up to 70%. Improved website accessibility to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and enhanced server security, thwarting over 300 potential breaches.