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Software Engineer, QA
$ cd ~/fahad && cat README.md
const developer = {
name: "Muhammad Fahad",
role: "Software Engineer, QA",
status: "open to opportunities",
};
I write automation tests that shrink manual cycles—not decks about testing strategy.
I'm a Software Engineer focused on QA and test automation across Java, JavaScript, and Python. I care about how systems behave under load: IoT hardware talking to backend services, APIs feeding dashboards, and UIs that have to reflect ground truth.
At Motive, I contribute Playwright UI tests and REST Assured API tests inside the team's existing automation stack—covering Asset Gateways, Beacons, and equipment monitoring surfaces. I'm part of the effort that moved over 65% of weekly test cycles off manual execution.
Previously at Vadion, I built Selenium-driven flows for UK travel agencies—booking and payment paths across 25+ hotels and 30+ OTAs. I graduated from Air University (BCS, 2024) and shipped Pawsitive as my final-year project: Flutter mobile apps, a MERN admin panel, and blockchain-based payments.
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$ ls skills/ --group-by category
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$ git log --oneline --author=me
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$ cat ~/education.log
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$ ls projects/
Selenium and JavaScript automation suite for Vadion's travel-agency clients—end-to-end booking and payment validation across dozens of hotel and OTA integrations. Built for repeatability under production traffic, not one-off scripts.
Playwright and REST Assured test coverage at Motive for Asset Gateways and Beacons—UI scenarios and API checks layered on the team's existing framework to validate hardware-to-cloud data paths.
Final-year platform for pet services: Flutter apps on Android and iOS, MERN admin panel, and blockchain-integrated payments. Led front-end implementation—UI/UX, core flows, and test passes across mobile and web before release.
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// How I think about engineering
Quality isn't a phase in the pipeline — it's a mindset that runs through everything I build.
Manual regression does not scale. I treat the tests I write like product code—clear structure, CI-friendly cases, and failures that point to root cause, not noise.
I use Claude and Copilot to accelerate boilerplate and exploration, but assertions, coverage maps, and release judgment stay human. Tools speed the loop; they do not replace ownership.
A green UI means nothing if the API lied. I validate ingestion, sync, and dashboard state together—especially where IoT hardware, backend services, and cloud interfaces must agree.
Coverage metrics are a means, not the goal. I optimize for tests that catch real regressions in weekly cycles and fail loudly when data or devices drift out of spec.
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$ git log --oneline --grep='life'
Nothing clears the mind like hitting the trails or cruising through the city. I love long weekend rides through Islamabad's scenic routes—peace and motion in equal measure.
const vibes = { distance: 'as_far_as_legs_allow', view: 'priceless' };Exploring new places, cultures, and perspectives. Whether it's hiking mountains, visiting historical sites, or just wandering unfamiliar streets, travel feeds creativity and reminds me why I love what I do.
await world.explore({ mindset: 'curious', camera: 'always_ready' });Cricket is passion, strategy, and teamwork rolled into one. I play whenever I can—it keeps me sharp, competitive, and connected to friends and the community.
const match = { focus: 'in_the_zone', outcome: 'victory' };Capturing moments, telling stories, and experimenting with creative editing. From travel vlogs to tech content, video lets me express ideas in ways text and code sometimes can't.
frame.capture({ story: 'yours', edit: 'thoughtfully', share: 'freely' });08.
$ cat contact.json
const developer = { "name": "Muhammad Fahad", "role": "Software Engineer, QA", "status": "open to opportunities", "location": "Islamabad, Pakistan (Remote OK)", "email": "fahadmalik502@gmail.com", "phone": "+92 301 5298179", "linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/fahadmalok/", "interests": [ "test automation", "api validation", "iot systems" ]};// Let's build something together
$ git push origin main → ready to merge