Hire the Best Assistant Professor in Karachi, Pakistan

I have completed Doctor of Philosophy (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) from Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) Malaysia. Right now I am working as an Associate Professor with 11yrs of experience in School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. I have been associated with UIT University since 6 July 2009 and my education comprises of a Bachelor, Masters and PhD. During my PhD tenure I have published several research papers in most prestigious and highly reputed Journals and conferences. During my education throughout PhD, I deeply studied the role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning based Electrical and Electronics Engineering applications. My thesis is titled as “Early warning predictive analysis using machine learning: An implementation of false alarm reduction in Multi-Resolution sensing for flash floods”. I am also well aware about the Latest AI Technologies, predictive algorithms, classifier algorithms, Python, MATLAB and Latest Lab equipment. I have published more than 40 publications in 21 well reputed Journals and 19 International conferences.

My career mission is to be a partner in supporting the world health through utilization of the professional knowledge and to offer education in veterinary pathology by organizational, teaching and presentation skills and demand driven training. Being committed to grant the best and the most updated services, I believe in honest analysis, instruction, investigation, public consultancy and outreach. After my graduation (2000) from Univ. Agric. Faisalabad, I was recruited as house officer (2001-2002) by L&DD Punjab (http://www.livestockpunjab.gov.pk/) and I worked as a consultant veterinary doctor. Thereafter, I rejoined UAF (http://www.uaf.edu.pk/) for post-graduation (2002) and worked as research fellow in Department of Pathology. Upon selection by Higher Education Commission (http://www.hec.gov.pk/Pages/HECMain.aspx) in a competition for PhD Merit Scholarship, I started working as a doctoral research fellow and a pathologist at Faisalabad. In recognition of my efforts, UAF conferred PhD upon me in 2010. In 2011, I joined as Assistant Professor of Pathology in University of Sargodha (http://uos.edu.pk/) for post-PhD fieldwork in veterinary and/or medical sciences to establish a career in research and educate people about my fields of specialization, especially haematology and histopathology.I am now working as Head of Department at Baqai College of Veterinary Sciences (BCVS), Baqai Medical University Karachi. Our institution believes in community oriented and community-based services without depending on the public sector. We started these services in the largest city of our beloved homeland under kind leadership of the pioneers of Medical Profession Prof. Dr. Farid Uddin Baqai (Late), Prof. Dr. Zahida Baqai and the Baqai Foundation. Baqai Foundation has started working in other cities of Pakistan, as well. As a veterinarian, I am optimistic that in future veterinary institutes will also be established in other cities of Pakistan by Baqai Foundation just like BCVS at Karachi, which started working in 2001. However, management hazards especially related to accreditation by Pakistan Veterinary Medical Council (PVMC) have forced even BCVS to stop new admissions of DVM. We hope good times for whole Pakistan, just as it escaped the CORONA and expect feasible managerial policies, in all fields including the veterinary education and research.

Professional Development. Professionally I am Environmentalist. (A natural scientist, a project developer, a researcher, and author of several research paper / research reviews. I am an efficient office administrator, and have a keen eye for observation, analysis, and evaluation for scientific investigations for critical assessment.

Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan's economy but biotic and abiotic stresses are major limiting factors for sustainable agriculture production. Biotechnology and genetic engineering has great potential to cope with the challenges but the materials and methods are very expensive and cannot apply on commercial scale in developing countries like Pakistan. My interest is to develop simple and cost effective genome editing systems in Pakistan through collaborations with international organizations who are passionate to work on SDGs in developing countries like Pakistan.

My area of study is Engineering and Mathematics. I have done my graduation in Industrial Electronic Engineering with a B.E degree from Institute of Industrial Electronics Engineering affiliated with NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi, Pakistan (completed) in April 2003. I graduated with a CGPA of 3.5 (out of 4.00). My first Masters was M.Engg in Electrical Engineering (completed) in July 2006 with a CGPA of 3.81 (out of 4.00). Later on I took another Masters in Communication Engineering from Chalmers University of Technology, Goteborg, Sweden (completed) in May 2011. I have taken a number of courses in Mathematics in my under graduate and post graduate (Masters) programs. In addition to a relevant academic background, I have been involved in teaching engineering and mathematics courses for the last 7 years. I have also served as Junior Engineer in PCSIR Labs Complex, Karachi. There I was involved in Material Science Research Group in the design and development of sophisticated laboratory instruments, their R&D and repair maintenance.

Experienced Assistant Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the Department of International Relations with special interest in Central Asian foreign relations with USA, Russia and China and teaching Russia and Central Asia, Foreign Policy of Pakistan, Analysis of Foreign Policy. Strong education professional with a Post-Doc Research focused in Sino-Russia Cooperation instead of competition in Central Asian region from Columbia University in the City of New York. Non resident fellow at Institute of Policy Study Islamabad and working on a project "Connectivity between South Asia and Central Asis".

I have over 15 years of experience in developing mathematical and statistical models applicable to fields as diverse as rainfall forecasting, econometric analysis to infectious diseases. I completed my PhD in Mathematical Epidemiology from University of Glasgow, Scotland, in 2016. I am currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at NED University as well as a Consultant as Aga Khan University Hospital with work focused on infectious disease epidemiology and modeling. As a mathematical modeler, I have worked on different projects with undergraduate and postgraduate students in Pakistan, dealing with modeling of spread of infectious diseases such as Dengue, Tuberculosis and Hepatitis. My current area of research on Hepatitis-C (HCV) shares common grounds with ongoing infectious disease modeling research happening at the Department of Population Health Sciences, Bristol Medical School and, in particular, Dr Aaron Lim’s modeling work on the HCV epidemic in low- and middle-income countries, including Pakistan. Recently, in collaboration with Aga Khan University and NED University and in face of the Corona crisis, my focus has been COVID-19 related modelling and projections for number of beds required, the burden of cases and deaths as well as assessment of the effect of control measures by the government for the Government of Sindh (GoS). I have also had the honor of conducting and speaking in various seminars on the topic.