About Haseeb
Haseeb Sagheer is an AI automation engineer from Pakistan who builds automation pipelines and ships software products on his own.
Pakistan, working remotely
How I got here
I'm a software engineer by training. I studied Software Engineering at Capital University of Science & Technology in Islamabad and graduated in 2025.
My first paid work was freelance game development. I delivered more than a hundred projects for PC, mobile and VR clients, with features like multiplayer, cloud saves and VR interactions. It taught me to finish things and hand them over working.
I then moved into data science and machine learning, building models for clients and deploying them behind FastAPI services.
The automation work came out of my own content. Editing videos by hand was the same steps every time, so I wrote a pipeline that takes a script and renders the video, and another tool that fills a CapCut project for me.
The product side is DailySiteLog, Evenhaus, DoseAnchor and SwitchLess. I handle each one end to end: database, app, billing, deployment and the store listing.
Experience
- 2025 to now
Independent product and automation engineer
Self-employed. Designing, building and shipping my own products and the automation tools behind my content work.
- 2025 to now
Freelance data scientist and ML engineer
Fiverr and Upwork. End-to-end machine learning projects for international clients, from data analysis to a deployed FastAPI service.
- 2024 to 2025
Freelance game developer
Fiverr and direct clients. 100+ projects delivered for PC, mobile and VR clients, including multiplayer, cloud saves and VR interactions.
- 2021 to 2025
BS Software Engineering
Capital University of Science & Technology, Islamabad
Skills
Product engineering
Data and ML
Shipping
Research and credentials
- Certificate, September 2025
- IBM Data Science Professional Certificate
IBM via Coursera - Certificate, September 2025
- Introduction to Data Science Specialization
IBM via Coursera - Publication, August 2025
- Role of AI-Enhanced Education System in Empowering Students with Life Skills
Research Journal for Social Affairs
In my own words
A short personal introduction. It loads from YouTube when you press play.
