HAMZA FAISAL

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HAMZA FAISAL
h.faisal.22971@khi.iba.edu.pk
303/288-1919/03032881919
BSCS
CAREER OBJECTIVE
Final-year university student with extensive experience in MERN stack and Flutter development, seeking entry level opportunities to
apply innovative skills in creating dynamic and user-friendly web and mobile applications.
EDUCATION
DEGREE/PROGRAM
YEAR OF GRADUATION
INSTITUTION
CGPA/PERCENTAGE
City
BSCS
June 2024
Institute of Business Administration, Karachi
2.98
A-Level
2020
Cordoba School for A level
82.1%
Karachi
o-level
2018
St. Michael's Convent School, Karachi
89.4%
MAJORS
Computer Science
INTERNSHIP/WORK EXPERIENCE(S)
DESIGNATION
NAME OF THE COMPANY
TENURE/DURATION
SWE Intern
Dow University Of Health Sciences
1 Jun 2023 - 20 Jul 2023
* Primarily worked on revamping DOW's digital patient history forms using ASP.NET MVC. * Created relevant tables and stored
procedures on MS SQL Server. Developed RESTful APIs for the form using the ASP.NET Web API. * Utilized Bootstrap, CSS and
JavaScript for the UI and client-side logic.
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
Critical Thinking - (ADVANCE)
Being Thorough - (ADVANCE)
Adaptable - (ADVANCE)
Decision Making - (INTERMEDIATE)
Collaboration & Coordination - (ADVANCE)
Problem Solving - (INTERMEDIATE)
Microsoft Office Skills - (INTERMEDIATE)
INTEREST AND HOBBIES
TERM PROJECT(S)/RESEARCH WORK(S)
Play-With-Balls: A web-application built on the MERN stack; allows users to book local football grounds remotely •Created 3 user
interfaces for players, managers and admins each with React and Material UI. Used Axios for making HTTP requests to APIs
•Developed RESTful APIs using Node and Express. Implemented protected routing, password hashing with bcrypt, and user
authentication with JWT. Stored user information on MongoDB Atlas.
Realtime Chat Application: Users can create private chat rooms using a custom or system generated room ID. All messages
sent/received are updated and shown in real-time along with sender's name and timestamps. •Utilized socket programming concepts