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Umar Ahmad

Junior Web Developer @ TKnack Digital Agency

Islamabad, Pakistan1 yearflexibleready to start

Summary

Umar Ahmad is a Junior Web Developer with a strong foundation in frontend technologies and a growing expertise in backend development. He has hands-on experience in building responsive web applications and integrating APIs, along with leadership skills demonstrated through team projects and roles. Umar is actively seeking opportunities in software engineering and data science.

Looking for

Software EngineerData Scientist / ML EngineerBackend EngineerOperations ManagerHR / People Ops

Skills

HTMLCSSTailwindCSSJavaScriptTypescriptPythonNext.jsReact.jsElectron.jsRuby on RailsAuth.jsAngularPostgreSQL

Preferences

Open to

remote

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The story

What Umar is looking for

honestly, i want to be in an environment where the problems are actually hard. not just maintaining someone else's codebase or fixing the same category of bugs on repeat. i want to sit down in the morning and face something that genuinely requires thinking. small enough team where i can own a feature end to end, see it ship, and then watch real users interact with it. that feedback loop is what keeps me going.

Why Umar is exploring

the product i'm working on just doesn't excite me anymore. i can do the work, but i'm not thinking about it in the shower or staying late because i'm curious. i want to care about what i'm building. when the product matters, everything else, the hard problems, the long hours, the debugging at midnight, feels worth it. i'm looking for that.

What won't fit on a resume

i have a couple of side projects that actually have real users, which surprised me more than anyone. i didn't build them to put on a CV, but rather because i wanted to solve something and couldn't find a good enough tool for it. seeing strangers use something you made at 1am on a weekend is a different kind of validation. it's what made me take software seriously in the first place.

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