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As a software engineer driven by curiosity, I enjoy crafting systems that learn, scale, and solve real problems. From working on adaptive UIs to building backend automation and exploring machine learning, I bring a systems mindset to everything I create, focusing on tools that feel intuitive, stay reliable, and are grounded in purpose.
Checkout my ProjectsHello! I'm Zishan Ahmad, a software engineer who enjoys building systems that learn, scale, and actually solve problems. I started off messing around with websites and electronics, just curious about how things worked. That curiosity eventually led me to work on full-stack platforms, backend automation, and machine learning tools that have been part of both industry projects and research.
Over the years, I’ve contributed to open source through Google Summer of Code, mentored projects I once worked on, and published research on AI-driven healthcare and time-series forecasting. My focus now is on building tools that are thoughtful, reliable, and grounded in real-world use.
Whether it’s building real-time interfaces, automating workflows, or training models for practical use, I care about creating systems that are useful, well-structured, and built with intention.
Here are a few technologies I’ve been working with recently:
A fully embeddable chat UI with theming, layouts, and live previews. Built during Google Summer of Code with Rocket.Chat to improve integration and real-time interaction.
A voice and vision assistant to support Alzheimer’s patients. It works offline and was published in the SoftwareX journal as part of an AI research project.
Jump in, say something, leave whenever. No names, no signups - just simple, open conversation.
Run, jump, and dodge like it’s the early 2000s. A fast-paced platformer built for quick fun and old-school vibes.
A restaurant site built with PHP where users can explore menus, book tables, and discover something new on every visit.
A lightweight tool that converts MT messages to MX with speed and accuracy. Built during a hackathon to simplify financial messaging formats.
Chat on command line like a pro! Impress friends, customize your chat experience and have fun with Terminal Talk
A motion-triggered alarm using Arduino and a PIR sensor. Built to detect movement and react instantly with simple hardware logic.
I am actively seeking new opportunities to showcase my skills and talents. My inbox is always open and I am eager to hear from you. Whether you have a question, a project idea, or just want to say hello. Let's connect and see how we can bring your vision to life together!
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