AI/ML engineer developing impactful machine learning models and AI-driven projects. I’ve taken part in 10+ hackathons and won Harvard’s CS50 Puzzle Day, which helped me get better at solving real problems. As a Stanford Code in Place Section Leader, I also like helping others learn the basics of programming.
I’m a Computer Science student passionate about Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and I build various projects. I truly enjoy solving problems and exploring how AI can be used to create innovative solutions.
A big part of my journey is sharing knowledge and guiding others. I currently do this as an instructor and student moderator at iCodeGuru, where I help students learn and grow. This passion for teaching also led me to serve as a Section Leader for Stanford’s Code in Place program. To put my learning into practice, I actively participate in hackathons, work on diverse AI projects, and am always eager to tackle new challenges in the AI field.
Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:I served as a Section Leader at Stanford Code in Place, where I had the opportunity to teach and mentor students from around the world in Python programming. It was an amazing experience to guide global participants, help them understand key programming concepts, and watch them grow through hands-on coding exercises.
I am currently studying Computer Science at the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. During my degree, I’ve worked on different semester projects that helped me understand and apply what I learned in class.
Some of the main subjects I’ve studied include:
Served as a Section Leader, mentoring students worldwide in Python programming through Stanford's CS106A curriculum.
I solved all 9/9 problems optimally.
Solved challenging algorithm problems in a global coding competition.
Solved 5 out of 8 algorithmic challenges in UC Berkeley's CALICO programming competition.
Developed Compass AI, an AI-powered career navigator that won this Intel & Software AG sponsored hackathon.
