creative technologist · fast nuces

MAHAM
GUL

A sophomore building software with the quiet conviction that function and splendour were never meant to be separated.

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What I'm building toward

A computer science undergraduate with a strong interest in building reliable, well-structured software solutions. I enjoy transforming ideas into functional applications and treat clean code, thoughtful design, and continuous learning as the same discipline wearing different clothes.

A short lineage

2020
DHA SSG — Matriculation, Science
2022
DDCW — FSC, Pre-Medical
2023 — ongoing
FAST NUCES — B.S. Computer Science, Sophomore

What I reach for

Python C++ C JavaScript SQL React (JSX) FastAPI Node.js Streamlit REST APIs HTML & CSS MongoDB Git & GitHub LLM Integration (Groq, LLaMA, Ollama) Prompt Engineering NLP Computer Vision (YOLOv8) Hugging Face

Things I've built

Email Inbox Copilot

A full-stack AI copilot (FastAPI, React, Groq/LLaMA) that connects to Gmail via IMAP, parses incoming mail, and automatically ranks time-sensitive opportunities like internships and scholarships.

BOOM — Back Obstacle Observation

A real-time object-detection app using YOLOv8 and OpenCV with live webcam support, built to identify obstacles behind a user.

MANZIL

A Figma UX redesign of the end-to-end navigation experience for Pakistan Railways, focused on accessibility and wayfinding clarity for first-time passengers.

Utility

An Uber-style on-demand service marketplace connecting users with service providers, covering booking flow, provider matching, and status tracking.

in progress
Donor Hub (AidBridge)

A donation-matching platform (FastAPI, MongoDB, React) with a Groq-powered recipient-side chatbot and automated recurring donations via APScheduler.

Eventify

A full-stack event planning tool letting users create, customize, and manage event timelines and vendor checklists.

CheckMate

A voice-interactive home-departure assistant (faster-whisper, edge-tts, customtkinter, Groq/LLaMA) that generates dynamic checklists and falls back to an LLM for unrecognized destinations.

"I'd rather ship something small and finished than something vast and half-imagined."

— a working note to self