I find broken things and build better ones. By day — engineering production WordPress systems and leading teams. By intention — building products, writing honestly, and giving useful things back to the community.
I work with why. Always. These are the beliefs behind every decision I make — in engineering, in building products, and in how I show up for the community.
Most products are built to look good in a demo. I'm more interested in the ugly, boring problem that nobody wants to solve but hundreds of people suffer through silently. That's where the real work is. That's what checkemaildelivery.com is. That's what WP Tools is.
I built the intern management dashboard at Glowlogix because the process was broken — not because someone gave me a task. I wrote the SOP before the code. I presented to management. I drove it to adoption. That's not going above and beyond. That's how I work.
WP Tools. CheckEmailDelivery. Free. No signup walls. No "upgrade for the good stuff." If I've solved a problem, I'd rather share the solution than monetize the pain. The right business model doesn't require charging people for access to help.
AI is everywhere right now. WordPress is "dead" every year. The answer to both: who cares. I use what solves the problem in front of me — nothing more, nothing less. When AI genuinely helps the person I'm building for, I use it. When it doesn't, I don't.
Every product here started as a personal frustration. I couldn't find the right solution, so I built one. Free. Because that's the point.
Complete email deliverability audit in 60 seconds. SPF, DKIM, DMARC authentication · 15+ real-time blacklist checks · SpamAssassin spam scoring · Content analysis · Link safety. Every issue found comes with exact steps to fix it — not just a pass/fail score. Plus an AI email writer built on the same platform.
7 browser-based tools for WordPress professionals — Hook Finder, wp-config Generator, Custom Post Type Generator, CSS Snippets Library (30+ snippets), Schema Generator, Project Estimator, and WP Expert AI. Built for the workflow I use daily.
Most people ignore soft skills on their profile. I don't — because every successful project I've delivered was as much about communication and process as it was about code.
No content strategy. No posting schedule. I write when I have something real to say — engineering insights, product stories, honest reflections.
Three weeks of R&D, a complete system design, and zero monetization plan. Here's the real story of why checkemaildelivery.com exists — and what I learned about building for problems that actually hurt.
The intern dashboard started with a broken process nobody had documented. Here's how that became a system the team actually uses.
One compounds. One doesn't. I'm trying to be clear about which one I'm doing — and why that clarity changes every decision.
No CS degree (yet). No connections. No head start. Self-taught from late 2022 alongside university. The path was not linear — it rarely is.
Leading engineering team delivery, technical quality, and intern mentorship. Training 3–4 intern batches end-to-end. Working on GleamHR — an internal HR SaaS product — with product-level thinking. Conducting market research before architecture, designing with edge-case handling built in from day one.
Promoted from intern on performance. Self-initiated and shipped two internal systems — intern management dashboard and client onboarding redesign — without being assigned. Both approved by management, both adopted by the team. Simultaneously: 50+ international freelance projects, Fiverr Level 2, 80%+ client retention. Full transparency on both sides, no quality drop on either.
Glowlogix internship (promoted before it ended). Internee.pk remote internship simultaneously. Two in-person web hackathons — Google Developer Student Club at ITU and Arbisoft (Lahore) — competing against university students and industry professionals. Entered the industry from multiple directions at once.
No classroom, no bootcamp, no mentor. Structured roadmaps, documentation, free and paid courses, building real things until they worked. Managed this alongside a BS Computer Science degree at University of Gujrat — which is itself a lesson in time management and parallel execution.
A remote full-time role at a company that thinks in systems, not just tickets. US, UK, or international. Simultaneously: side products growing, community tools shipping, writing documenting the process. Not rushing. Building with intention toward something meaningful — for me and for the people I want to help.
This section changes when my focus changes. Current as of May 2025.
Team Lead at Glowlogix. Working on GleamHR — an internal HR SaaS product. Attendance module: market research done, architecture in progress. Leading intern batches alongside product work.
The next community tool. Problem is identified — real, frustrating, affects a specific group of people who currently have no good option. Designing the solution properly before touching the code.
How businesses are actually built — not startup Twitter advice. Real patterns: systems, assets, leverage, compounding. Reading, building, observing how entrepreneurs who think long-term make decisions.
Remote full-time engineering role at a company that values ownership and systems thinking — not just ticket execution. US, UK, international preferred. Not rushing. Waiting for the right fit, not just the next available one.
I'm not looking for volume. I'm looking for alignment — with teams, clients, and collaborators who think in systems, value ownership, and care about building things that actually matter.