During my tenure at the organization, alongside various other responsibilities, I took charge of the development and management of a technologically advanced application. This particular application holds significance as it involves the extraction of data from IoT devices, which is then translated into informative reports, interactive maps, and insightful graphs accessible through both mobile applications […]
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Who am i?
Greetings, Digital Explorers! Ah, the infamous "Hello World!" – a programmer's rite of passage. But fear not, for I'm no coding novice; I've been waltzing through the realm of code since 2013, a veritable code conjurer for both local and international IT realms. Now, let's toss that mundane intro into the recycle bin, shall we? Brace yourselves for a journey into the tech-savvy unknown!.
Embarking on my tech journey, I plunged headfirst into the mystical realm of Microsoft technologies – think .NET and SQL.
But lo and behold, as time marched on and technology tap-danced forward, I found myself swept up in a whirlwind of opportunities. It was like a buffet of programming languages – a veritable "choose your adventure" for geeks. PHP? Check. Java? Of course. Android? Bring it on. Python? Well, why not juggle one more flaming language, right?
And let's not forget, I've been bestowed with the rare gift of exceptional developers by my side. With their mystical abilities, we've summoned success from the ether in a variety of sectors. It's like having an ensemble of coding wizards, each wielding their wands (read: keyboards) for the greater digital good.
Fast forward to today, and the technologies I once wielded are now like instruments in an orchestra, playing the grand symphony of IoT solutions. Wrangling big data in a scalable environment? It's practically a digital spa day – soothing the frayed nerves of any programmer's soul.
But that's not all, my friends. As if by some magical spell, I've collected certificates like a hoarder collects... well, certificates. AWS? Yup, got that badge. Google tossed a few my way too, just to keep things interesting.
So remember, my fellow tech adventurers, keep on coding until you can practically code in your sleep. Because in this wild world of programming, mastery is the name of the game. And with that, my coding compadres, I bid you gracias – until our next coding escapade!
A few code creations
Museum Project – Android
During my tenure at a Software House, we embarked on an extraordinary journey of digitizing a museum situated in Pakistan. Our efforts led to the creation of several cutting-edge modules within the application, each highlighted below: Coins/Currency Application: We fashioned intricate 3D models showcasing the complete historical spectrum of coins from Pakistan’s past. Photography Application: […]
Field Forms Automation – Android
A technology-driven firm specializing in survey operations for diverse oil companies embarked on a transformative endeavor. This initiative revolved around the comprehensive overhaul of their conventional paper-based processes, embracing a state-of-the-art automated ecosystem. This encompassed the development of a dynamic mobile application and a sophisticated web application. The cornerstone of this digital evolution was the […]
Clinic Automation System
During my tenure at a Software house, I successfully implemented a comprehensive technological solution for an organization committed to delivering accessible healthcare services in underserved regions. The challenge at hand entailed the transformation of their manual operations into a seamlessly automated framework. This endeavor involved the creation of a mobile application designed to manage clinic […]
Earadat – Android/IOS
Earadat represents the cutting-edge transportation service within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). As part of this initiative, I took on the role of developing Mobile applications for both Android and iOS platforms. These applications empower users to seamlessly plan their journeys, with the app’s intelligent algorithms recommending the most optimal and suitable bus routes. […]