With 4+ years of industry experience, I have honed my skills as an Android developer since 2020, actively collaborating across diverse product areas including scrum, refinement, and UI/UX design. Currently positioned as a Android Developer at Convo, I thrive in environments that challenge me and provide opportunities for growth and innovation.
Current Learning Focus:
Jetpack Compose
KMM, KMP, CMP
Flutter
Live Projects
Convo: It is a business collaboration tool for fast-moving teams to centrally share, organize, and archive information securely. Our real time messaging and smart notifications can help complete projects faster than ever. With Convo, ask your team a question, share a project update, preview files, or leave clear feedback from anywhere. Put your brainpower all in one place.
BeMe Health: Transform your life and become mentally healthy by tracking your moods every day. Weโll show you personalised content, insights, and patterns to help you manage stress, cope with intense feelings, make better decisions, set & achieve your goals, and be your bes.
Whats Manager: It's personal app to integrate learning of latest tech stacks along with getting familarity with Google Play Console guidelines the app is 80 percent written in compose, supports Kotlin 2.0, Kotlin DSl, detekt, GitHub CI/CD, Gradle 8.7, Work Manger.
I am the the super debutant in current organization because of my contribution to the project with in assigned time frame.
I gained valuable insights into app design principles and techniques, learning from industry experts on crafting user-centric experiences. Hands-on activities like creating clickable prototypes enhanced my understanding and empowered me to develop my own app with confidence.
The course provided insights into mobile technology's growth and advantages, introducing design concepts and development approaches. It outlined seven key principles for effective app design and explained the Internet of Things (IoT) and its implications.
I was the runner-up in a programming contest at UET-Peshawar, completing a task within a set time frame. The contest evaluated different sections, such as UI, architecture, standard syntax, and programming practices, with corresponding points.
The government initiated Android app development workshops in institutes lasted 2-4 months, emphasizing practical programming best practices.