A British Pakistani academic, software engineer, and entrepreneur building platforms that turn complex data into clarity. From teaching 25,000+ students across 100+ countries to developing AI systems that reshape how we see information, every project starts with one question: how can this serve people better?
I completed my PhD in Information Visualisation and Data Analysis at the University of Bedfordshire (2011 to 2015), where I developed advanced models to uncover hidden patterns in complex datasets. Before that, a Master’s in Computer Science (2007 to 2008) and a BSc in IT from the University of Peshawar, Pakistan (2002 to 2006).
The journey started in a small village in Pakistan, fixing hardware as a child and exploring what the internet could do. Those early experiences shaped everything: curiosity, persistence, and a belief that technology should solve real problems for real people.
I build tools, teach methods, and solve problems that sit at the intersection of data, AI, and visualisation. Whether it’s creating dashboards that distill millions of data points into actionable insights or designing platforms that help startups scale faster, the work revolves around making technology accessible and useful.
In 2023, I founded Rapid Innovation Lab, now reaching over 25,000 students in 100+ countries. The mission is simple: teach people how to tell stories with data, build interactive dashboards, and make decisions backed by evidence.
Ideas become valuable when they solve problems. Technical debt should be managed, not ignored. Teams perform best when they understand the why, not just the what. Results matter more than rhetoric.
Get in touch if you want to build something practical together.