Muiz Junaid Khan

As a Senior Software Engineer at Goya, I’ve played a central role in delivering high-impact, user-facing experiences across both desktop and web platforms. One of my key contributions was to our desktop client—originally built with .NET WPF—which served as the starting point of our user journey, enabling effortless invoice uploads. I was actively involved in maintaining and developing features for this application, ensuring it remained reliable and efficient. I later led the complete redevelopment of the

At Cargo.one, I was a core member of the team responsible for building a next-generation digital marketplace that empowered freight agents to seamlessly book international cargo shipments. My role involved close collaboration with product managers, designers, and other stakeholders to shape and implement features that directly improved the user experience and booking efficiency. I translated complex business requirements into scalable, maintainable frontend solutions—primarily using Vue.js. Key contributi

I transitioned from the role of Frontend Engineer to a back-end oriented Full stack engineer to support the team and company with products. For backend, I'm primarily working with Java Spring

As a frontend engineer, I had been working with React and Angular primarily while working on React Native and Google Datastudio on occasions. I had been working to maintain our component library and had been part of multiple initiatives. During one of those initiatives, we were looking at a data loss of 10% while migration but due to my persistence we were able to find the issue behind data loss and were able to do the migration without any data loss.

Being a vivid comic fan, my 2 friends and I realized how Pakistan doesn't have any comic convention and how Pakistan is lacking behind the world in the world of comics. So to promote the comic culture and to put Pakistan on the global map of Comic-cons, we decided to start organizing our Comic-con by the name of Twincon. After the first convention, our society saw the space for this and since then not only Pakistan has had its own comic industry recognized and given a platform to showcase their talent, but

As a Senior Software Engineer, I was working with a team that was providing remote services to an American-based product used to manage repetitive sales. My technical working stack was Angular 7, .Net core, Azure Service Fabric, and Azure DevOps.

As a Tech lead with Teknita, I was responsible for managing a team working remotely from Pakistan for clients like WATG. I was looking after all of the development being done, and working on the architecture of the applications along with deciding the product requirements with clients.

As a Full-stack developer, I was responsible for working remotely for clients like WATG. I was primarily working on Angular 1 with Asp.Net with MV5. But, it also provided me opportunities to work with .Net Core, Angular 2, and Microsoft Azure (for CI/CD)

I started working with WATG as a full stack developer with .Net and Angular stack. I was responsible for developing their employees and complaint portal. I was also given the opportunity to work with Xamarin and developed their employee's voting application for iOS and Android.

I started Tetrax with the goal of creating Mobile (Android and Windows) applications and contributing to the tech community by driving innovation through it. One of our applications won 2nd position in the category “Code for Better Pakistan” in Hackathon, Punjab Youth festival 2014, Pakistan.

Bulls Eye Games was founded by 2 friends of mine and me with the vision of introducing the culture of game development in Pakistan. Our game "Call of gravity" won the Midnight Developers competition, organized by Microsoft MEA.

As a student partner, I was tasked with learning Microsoft technologies myself and conduct workshops for fellow students. During my tenure, I wrote multiple blogs which got Technet Guru or the month award and got features on Microsoft's Flipboard. I had also conducted a workshop on Microsoft Azure Web Services, which was targeted at Startups of Pakistan.