BSCS student at Bahria University, Islamabad. I ship mobile, backend, and web — from database schema to deployment. Currently building Hisaab, a personal-finance app for Pakistan.
I'm a third-year BS Computer Science student focused on full-stack development and machine learning. I learn fastest by building — so most of my time goes into shipping real apps from scratch.
I recently built Hisaab, a Pakistan-focused personal-finance app, solo across Flutter, Node, Postgres, and React. Previously I shipped the FoodBook MVP at Binary Rewind.
Recent projects with real users, real code, and real outcomes.
A free, offline-first personal finance and receipt manager built for Pakistani users. Combines on-device OCR receipt scanning, expense and income tracking, smart insights, budgets, subscriptions, grocery price comparison, and a rewards system — across a Flutter mobile app, Node/Postgres API, and React admin panel. Deployed entirely on free-tier infrastructure with zero monthly cost.
A compiler front end and three-address-code generator for the Classroom Language (CL), shipped with a JavaFX playground that lets you watch the source flow through every phase live — tokens, AST, symbol table, semantic errors, and quadruples — as you type. Built from the grammar up: JavaCC + JJTree drive an LL(1) parser, a hand-written semantic analyser walks the AST against a flat symbol table to catch undeclared / duplicate / type-mismatch errors with line numbers, and the IR is emitted in textbook quadruple form. Loops and switches lower to labels and conditional jumps in the style of the Dragon Book.
Shipped the MVP of FoodBook, a community-driven food review platform. Owned the implementation of reviews, ratings, and search; built RESTful APIs and front-end components; wrote unit tests; supported CI/CD and beta deployment. Outcome: launched the beta on schedule.
Coursework projects across Data Structures, OOP, Database Systems, and Machine Learning — including an intrusion-detection system project and ML pipelines in Python with pandas and scikit-learn.
A working knowledge of the full stack, with depth in mobile and backend.
A snapshot of how Hisaab was made — the same pattern I follow for any product.
Decide what the product actually is and what it isn't. For Hisaab: free, offline-first, Pakistan-specific. No paid APIs.
Design the Postgres schema before any code. Get the data model right and everything else follows.
Build the Express API with auth, validation, and rate-limiting in place from day one. Add tests. Then build the Flutter app against a known-good API.
Hive cache + background sync queue so users keep working without internet — critical for an app expecting flaky connections.
Render for the API, Neon for Postgres, Cloudinary for images, Vercel for the admin panel, Firebase for auth and push. Zero monthly cost.
Push to GitHub on every meaningful change. Document the deployment so anyone can run it locally. Keep the README honest.
I'm actively looking for internships and junior engineering roles — Islamabad, remote-friendly, or hybrid. Fastest way to reach me is email.