Hi, I’m Saad.
I automate factories with vision systems, PLC logic and live dashboards — software that watches the line, catches defects and keeps production honest.
I'm a Mechatronics & Control Engineering graduate (UET Lahore, 2025) working as an Automation Engineer in an automotive manufacturing plant in Sheikhupura, where I lead a team of four engineers building industrial software that runs on the real shop floor.
My work sits where software meets machines. I've deployed a PPE detection system that watches for missing helmets and vests in real time, vision-based quality inspection that cut manual inspection effort by around 40%, and a production monitoring dashboard that ties inspection results, PLC/SCADA event logs and OEE metrics into one live view. Underneath it all runs a multi-camera RTSP/FFmpeg streaming infrastructure I engineered to stay above 99% availability across shifts.
Before industry, I built a 5-DOF humanoid robot leg as my final-year project — it took 2nd position at the STEM All Pakistan Project Competition. I think in PID loops, ladder logic, camera angles and SQL queries, and I enjoy turning messy production problems into systems that just work.
What keeps me grounded
Creating study content
I make study content for students — breaking engineering and science concepts into simple, visual explanations they can actually use.
Recitation of the Qur’an
Recitation of the Holy Qur’an is part of my daily routine — it keeps me grounded, focused and disciplined in everything else I do.