Muhammad Abdul Raheem is a young technologist, writer, and problem-solver who began working with computers long before most people choose a career path. While still a student, he has represented India in multiple global coding and programming competitions and has ranked internationally in prestigious contests such as the Meta Hacker Cup.

Beyond academics, he has worked on real-world products and startups, contributing as a developer, consultant, and technical leader. His experience spans software development, cybersecurity, and building systems that solve practical problems at scale. He is also recognized for his early contributions to technology and innovation, earning national and international acknowledgment at a young age.

Letters to a Confused Generation is written from lived experience, not theory. The book reflects what the author has observed among students, young professionals, and his own generation—confusion, pressure, unrealistic expectations, and the gap between education and real life. Rather than offering motivation or shortcuts, he focuses on clarity, honest thinking, and responsibility.

When not writing or building products, Muhammad continues to learn, experiment, and question conventional paths—believing that real growth comes from doing the work, not just talking about it.