Frontend engineer with 2+ years turning complex business logic into clean, fast, production UIs — from internal tools to customer-facing products.
I'm a frontend engineer based in Karachi, Pakistan. For the past two years I worked at Sea Land Services where I built and maintained the interfaces their operations team uses daily: a POS system, a CRM, and parts of an internal ERP.
Most of my work is at the intersection of complex data and simple UI. Getting that balance right — where a screen shows you exactly what you need without overwhelming you — is the part of the job I actually enjoy.
Right now I'm looking to join a startup — somewhere small enough that your work actually matters and you can see the impact directly. Long-term I want to build my own products, so working in that environment makes sense to me. Open to remote and open to relocating — the right opportunity matters more than the location.
The tools I've actually shipped things with — not a wishlist.
Real problems, real code. These are the ones worth showing.
A clean invoicing tracker built for freelancers who work across multiple currencies. The core problem: freelancers juggling USD, GBP, and EUR invoices — and needing a fast way to see what's paid, pending, and overdue without opening a spreadsheet.
A full-stack MERN application for logging and tracking workout sessions. Built this to go deep on the backend side after spending most of my day job purely on frontend — wanted to own the whole stack end-to-end on a real project.
A personal CRM and workspace dashboard with an unconventional honeycomb grid UI. Each hexagonal cell represents a workspace module — contacts, tasks, notes, pipeline. This one started as a UI experiment and grew into a real product concept.
I'm looking for frontend roles — remote or in Karachi. If you have something interesting, I'd genuinely like to hear about it. Even if the timing is off, feel free to reach out.