Maaz Khalid Khan

Integrated 2 payment gateways for Pakistan’s largest utility, tripling available methods including cards, IBFT, QR codes & mobile wallets. Led end-to-end product lifecycle—vendor selection, UX optimization & launch—for web/mobile platforms. Managed 4 gateways, conducting sandbox testing & UAT to ensure seamless experiences pre-rollout. Performed QA across Android & iOS, reducing post-launch issues. Documented bugs, collaborated on fixes, and drove iterative UX improvements, boosting user trust and adoption.

Prepared 12 monthly reports analyzing K-Electric’s key financial KPIs by consolidating data from cross-functional departments, ensuring accuracy and timely insights for strategic decision-making. Supported the development of a new electricity policy aligned with national regulatory frameworks and global best practices, assisting management in shaping governance and compliance standards. This involved researching and benchmarking international utility standards, understanding local regulatory requirements

I had the opportunity to work under the Monetary Policy and Research Department, contributing to a high-impact project focused on inflation analysis. I employed STATA and SPSS to build the model, selecting four core variables—exchange rate, interest rate, commodity prices, and money supply—as primary indicators of inflationary pressure. Using regression analysis, I quantified the correlation and impact of each variable over time, testing for multicollinearity, stationarity, and model robustness.

The program focuses on equipping future leaders to drive and manage change in an increasingly digitalized world. Through this course, I am learning how to strategically leverage emerging technologies such as big data, AI, and digital platforms to develop and implement innovative business models. The curriculum combines agile methodologies, innovation management, and digital process optimization with hands-on projects and real-world collaboration with industry partners.

The curriculum covered a range of subjects, including Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Development Economics, International Trade, Public Finance, and Monetary Policy. Courses were structured to develop both qualitative reasoning and quantitative analysis, with a strong emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving. I became proficient in statistical tools and software such as STATA and SPSS, which I used for empirical research, data modeling, and hypothesis testing