Two months with a national health research institute, working alongside its biotechnology teams.
I'm a biotechnology student redirecting toward bioinformatics — trading some bench hours for scripts, sequences, and structure files, without giving up on either.
I'm working toward a Bachelor's in Biotechnology at the International Islamic University, Islamabad, with graduation expected in September 2027. Along the way I've picked up the core wet-lab skill set — gel electrophoresis, PCR, DNA extraction — and started layering computational tools on top of it: Python, molecular docking, and the beginnings of a data science foundation.
Two national research internships, at PARC and the NIH, have shown me how much modern biology depends on computation, and that's where I'm pointing my degree next: bioinformatics and computational genomics, using code to make biological data legible.
Read left to right, like a gel — each lane is a category, each band a skill.
Applying lab and analytical skills within a national agricultural research setting.
Two months with a national health research institute, working alongside its biotechnology teams.
A focused academic engagement that sharpened the fundamentals behind everything since.
Open to research collaborations, internships, and anything at the edge of biology and computation. The easiest ways to reach me are below.