Muhammad Azam

Muhammad Azam has a diverse work experience in software development and engineering. Muhammad is currently working at AladdinB2B as a Senior Software Development Engineer, where they focus on B2B matchmaking and meetings. Prior to this, they worked at Digital Media Distribution Max as a Senior Software Developer, contributing to the development of a platform called Goonj that allows users in Pakistan to access a wide range of videos.

Muhammad also served as a Senior Software Engineer at Mamango Pvt. Limited, where they developed and managed Shopify apps using Laravel, Vue JS, Mysql, MongoDB, and Redis. Muhammad was responsible for creating various apps, including social sharing, games, popups, and bundle offers for store products. Muhammad also worked on the Cyrano App, a multi-social channel subscription app.

Before joining Mamango Pvt. Limited, they worked as a Software Developer at Mobinspire, where they contributed to the development of a video management system and a product called Shifa App, which provided an online system for doctor and patient information and appointment scheduling.

Muhammad's earlier experiences include working as a Software Developer at United Sole, where they worked on projects such as Healthgenie, a medical management and job portal, and Cake App, a web-based bakery management system. Muhammad also worked as a Software Developer at Technology Architects, where they contributed to the development of Boat Lettering, a web-based product for designing boat lettering, and Vespa Design, an e-commerce site for customizing and purchasing Vespas.

Overall, Muhammad Azam's work experience spans various industries and technologies, showcasing their expertise in software development and engineering.

Muhammad Azam completed their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from The Islamia University of Bahawalpur from 2011 to 2013. Following this, they pursued further education and obtained a Master's degree in Computer Software Engineering from Arid Agriculture University between 2013 and 2015.