Imran Baig

Imran Baig has over 17 years of experience in the software development field. Imran started their career at OPTO Pvt Ltd as a Software Engineer, where they worked on customized solutions for the telecommunication sector. Imran then joined CureMD, a leading provider of health information systems, as a Software Engineer. At CureMD, their responsibilities included requirement analysis, development, and maintenance of various applications.

Afterward, Imran joined trg | tech, where they served as a Sr. Software Engineer. Imran worked with StrataSoft, a call center solution provider, in their offshore team. Their role involved core development and team leadership.

Moving on, Imran joined eWorx International as a Principal Software Engineer and .NET Team Lead. Imran provided technical solutions to business partners and managed a team. Imran also contributed to solution architecture and requirement gathering.

Later, Imran worked at Protege Global as a Software Solution Architect. The company focused on healthcare services and IT solutions. During their time, they worked on various healthcare systems and call center solutions.

Currently, Imran is working at NETSOL Technologies Inc. as a Principal Software Architect. Imran started as a Software Architect and advanced to the role of Senior Software Architect before taking their current position. Their responsibilities include R&D, team management, solution architecture, and client communication for NetSol's main product, NFS (NetSol Financial Suit).

Throughout their career, Imran has demonstrated expertise in application development, performance optimization, documentation, unit testing, bug fixing, and maintenance and support of a wide range of software products and systems.

Imran Baig completed their MCS (Masters in Computer Sciences) degree in Computer Software Engineering from UMT in the years 2000-2003. Imran also has additional certifications in AJAX, C# 2.0 Fundamentals, MCP (.NET Framework 2.0), MCTS (.NET Framework 2.0), OO Concepts, and Web Development Concepts from institutions like Brainbench and Microsoft.