I've spent nine years shipping games — mobile, VR, live broadcast. Lately I've been building AI systems instead, but the job's basically the same: make something complicated actually work.
I've spent most of my career building games — arena shooters, VR broadcast simulations, motion-tracked sports titles, mobile runners — at studios in Pakistan and abroad. Along the way I picked up real-time physics, computer vision, and what it takes to ship on a broadcast deadline that genuinely cannot slip.
The last couple of years I've been doing the same kind of work in AI: designing multi-agent LLM pipelines and getting them to hold up in production, for financial clients who don't tolerate hand-wavy answers. I also build small, weirder things on the side — a couple of them are below.