Automation Wizard
From Selenium-fueled espresso hacks to terminal-fu that bends Linux to your will — if it can be automated, it already has been (probably at 3AM).
Hi, I'am Wajahat Ahmad
Web Engineer
That weirdly satisfying click when code just works? Been chasing that high since I accidentally hacked my Tamagotchi at 13 (RIP, Pixels the virtual hamster). These days, it's brute-forcing Selenium scripts to automate my roommate’s data entry at 3AM or watching a React component finally behave after 47 Stack Overflow tabs. I took the long route—FCC certs during math class, Coursera over Netflix, burned out three keyboards building an inventory tracker my brother's fish market still uses. Microverse? Think coding bootcamp meets Survivor: 8-hour daily screen shares with devs across six time zones. Learned more from Pedro in Brazil yelling "NO, MANDAKE, THE STATE IS IMMUTABLE!" than most tutorials.
Away from the screen, I obsessively map hiking trails where phones go silent. I can tell you the scent difference between pine resin in the Dolomites and the Rockies. I swear trail mud cools my brain better than any MacBook fan under Docker. Right now I’m trying to: (1) make Python talk to Arduino sensors without throwing a fit, (2) find a spring-proof trail within 2 hours of Mingora, and (3) stop confusing my family with tech talk at dinner ("No, Mom, we don’t 'turn on the Google'...").
