Since 2021, I've been proudly serving as a Technical Support Officer at Nexlinx. In my role, I've been dedicated to ensuring smooth technology operations, tackling a variety of technical challenges, and providing top-notch support to our users.
In an exciting twist, as of February 2023, Nexlinx has entrusted me with a new responsibility. I've been deputed to the District Health Authority Multan as a resident/field engineer. This transition marks an exciting phase where my technical expertise will be applied in a different context, contributing to the health sector.
As a resident/field engineer, I'm now hands-on in the field, addressing technology needs and challenges specific to the District Health Authority. This role not only allows me to further diversify my skill set but also puts me at the forefront of using technology to enhance health services in the community.
Throughout this journey, I've continued to prioritize clear communication and user-friendly solutions, ensuring that technology serves as an enabler rather than a barrier. Adapting to the dynamic nature of both technical support and field engineering, I remain committed to delivering excellent service and contributing to the success of the teams and communities I serve.

From 2020 to 2021, I had the privilege of serving as a Computer Science Lecturer at the BS level in NCBA&E. During this period, my focus was on delivering a transformative learning experience to budding computer scientists.
In the dynamic landscape of higher education, I aimed to provide students with a solid foundation in computer science while encouraging a mindset of continuous learning and adaptability. From diving into the intricacies of programming languages to exploring the latest advancements in technology, my goal was to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in the ever-evolving field of computer science.
I strived to create an engaging and interactive classroom environment, fostering discussions and hands-on experiences that went beyond traditional lectures. By incorporating real-world examples and practical applications, I aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and their practical implications.
As a lecturer, I was not only involved in delivering lectures but also contributed to curriculum development, ensuring that the content remained current and aligned with industry standards. This proactive approach aimed to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities they would encounter in the rapidly advancing world of technology.
My time at NCBA&E was marked by a commitment to student success, mentorship, and the belief that education is a transformative force.

Stepping into the dynamic realm of public relations, I've worn the title of coordinator. This experience taught me the ropes of effective communication and teamwork, skills that are crucial in the pesticide landscape.

During my quest to understand the digital universe, I took a deep dive into the coding world as an HTML/CSS intern. It's amazing how those lines of code can shape the virtual spaces we navigate every day.

From 2017 to 2019, I had the incredible opportunity to serve as a Computer Science Lecturer at both intermediate and BSc levels. During this period, my mission was to inspire and guide students on their journey through the dynamic world of computer science. 
In the classroom, I fostered an engaging and interactive learning environment, making complex concepts accessible to students at various levels of expertise. My goal was not only to impart knowledge but also to instill a passion for problem-solving and critical thinking. 
From teaching the fundamentals of programming languages to exploring advanced topics in computer science, I aimed to provide a comprehensive educational experience. I believe in the power of practical application, encouraging students to bridge the gap between theory and real-world scenarios. 
In addition to delivering lectures, I actively contributed to curriculum development, keeping pace with industry trends and technological advancements. This ensured that the material remained relevant and aligned with the ever-evolving landscape of computer science. 
My time as a Computer Science Lecturer was not just about academic instruction; it was about mentoring and guiding students to develop the skills and mindset needed for success in the tech industry. It was a rewarding experience, and I cherish the memories of witnessing the growth and achievements of my students.