About

I started programming at 15. Tried a lot of languages, stuck with TypeScript — mostly because I like shipping things more than arguing about tooling.

In 2019 I entered Google Code-in, an open source competition with students from 76 countries, and was picked as Runner Up by FOSSASIA — the first Pakistani student to get there.

Freelancing came next: hundreds of sites, apps and tools, a new stack every other month, all before I turned 19. Then Ideofuzion hired me as a Jr. Software Developer, and I've been building professionally since.

These days I work on backends — APIs, data models, the unglamorous parts that decide whether a product feels fast. I care about clarity and maintainability, and I'm suspicious of clever code.

Outside work: books, art, and philosophy I only half understand.