In June 2023, an exciting opportunity arose for me to transition into a CMS Developer intern role at WebNX. Eager to expand my skill set and explore web development, I enthusiastically embraced this new challenge. As a CMS Developer intern, I focused on understanding content management systems and developing efficient, user-friendly websites. Working with the development team, I learned coding languages and frameworks like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, and WooCommerce allowing me to implement designs effectively and optimize website performance.

As a UI/UX Designer at WebNX since September 2022, I have had the privilege of working on a wide range of exciting projects that have allowed me to showcase my creativity and problem-solving skills. My role involves creating visually appealing and user-friendly interfaces that enhance the overall user experience.One of the aspects I love about my job is the collaborative nature of the design process. Working closely with cross-functional teams, including developers, product managers, and other designers, we collectively strive to create digital products that not only meet but exceed the expectations of our clients and end-users.At WebNX, we place a strong emphasis on user research and understanding the target audience. Conducting user interviews, surveys, and usability testing allows us to gather valuable insights and incorporate them into our designs. By empathizing with the users, we can anticipate their needs and behaviours, resulting in interfaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and easy to navigate.The company culture at WebNX is highly supportive and encourages experimentation and continuous learning. I have been fortunate enough to work on a diverse range of projects, including responsive web applications, mobile apps, and e-commerce platforms. This variety has allowed me to refine my skills and adapt to different design requirements and user preferences.In conclusion, being a UI/UX Designer at WebNX has been an incredibly rewarding experience. It has provided me with the opportunity to collaborate with talented professionals, work on exciting projects, and contribute to the creation of exceptional digital experiences. I look forward to continuing my journey here, pushing the boundaries of design and making a positive impact in the world of user experience.

President at Computer Engineering Student Association (CESA)Spearheaded the strategic direction and initiatives of CESA, a student-led organization aimed at fostering collaboration and innovation within the computer engineering community.Led a team of dedicated individuals in organizing events, workshops, and seminars to enhance the academic and professional development of members.Implemented transparent and inclusive leadership practices to ensure the effective representation of student interests and concerns.Established partnerships with industry professionals and academic institutions to provide valuable networking and career opportunities for members.Demonstrated commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the organization, fostering a supportive and welcoming environment for all members.

As the Graphic and Technical Coordinator of CESA (Computer Engineering Student Association) at Indus University, I have had the privilege of contributing to the growth and development of our student association since December 2021. This role has allowed me to showcase my creative abilities while also taking on responsibilities as a class representative.As a Graphic Coordinator, my primary focus is to design visually appealing and engaging content for various events, campaigns, and initiatives organized by CESA. I collaborate with the executive team to understand their requirements and create designs that effectively communicate our association's message. Whether it's designing posters, banners, logos, or social media graphics, my aim is to captivate the audience and create a strong visual identity for CESA.Additionally, as the Technical Coordinator, I have the opportunity to leverage my technical expertise to support CESA's initiatives. This involves managing events, ensuring their functionality, and keeping it up to date with the latest information. I also assist in organizing workshops and seminars related to computer engineering, where I help coordinate technical resources, and presentations, and ensure a smooth execution of these events.Being a class representative further adds to my responsibilities. I act as a liaison between the student body and the faculty, addressing concerns, collecting feedback, and representing the interests of my classmates. It's crucial for me to maintain open lines of communication and foster a positive relationship between students and faculty members.Overall, my role as the Graphic and Technical Coordinator, coupled with being a class representative, allows me to contribute actively to CESA's success and make a positive impact on the computer engineering student community at Indus University.

Former Research Intern at Indian Knowledge System (IKS) under All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Education, Government of India.During my four-month research internship at IKS, I was tasked with the objective of creating a comprehensive catalogue of works related to different streams of IKS, such as dance, drama, paintings, embroidery, cuisines, history, archeology, political systems, social structures, architecture, traditions, forest dwelling communities, metallurgy, astronomy, healthcare, prose, and poetry. Under the guidance of my guide, Prof. Ritendra (Ram) Sharma, I began by cataloguing the vast literature of IKS using references quoted or mentioned in bibliographies of popular books and research papers. I then proceeded to procure digital copies of as many of these works as possible, with the goal of creating a cloud-based repository of major works of IKS.The repository contains authentic digital copies of over 1000-1200 works related to IKS, making it a valuable resource for IKS researchers, students, teachers, and curious general readers. In addition to the repository, I also created a preliminary survey of the works related to IKS, along with the details of their availability in physical or digital forms.Overall, my work during the internship has contributed to the preservation and dissemination of IKS knowledge and cultural heritage, and I am proud to have been a part of such a meaningful project.