The short version: I build the thing.
I'm Moosa Memon, an AI automation engineer in Karachi, Pakistan, with a Bachelor's in Artificial Intelligence from FAST. I spend my days designing and shipping AI systems: retrieval pipelines that answer from messy internal docs, agent workflows that do multi-step work without babysitting, and the automation infrastructure that connects it all to the tools a business already runs on.
FAST gave me the theory. Since August 2025 I've been an AI Automation Engineer at UnitZero, building AI automation systems that real operations depend on, which is a very different education. Production teaches you the things no tutorial covers: what breaks at 2am, which "quick" integrations cost you a week, when an agent needs a human in the loop, and when a plain webhook beats a plausible-sounding architecture.
Alongside the day job, I take on select independent projects. That's what this site is for. Everything in the work index is a system I built end to end on my own time; the write-ups quote numbers only where they were measured, and say plainly what isn't finished. Work from the day job stays private.
Lightest tool that solves it
My stack runs from n8n and Airtable up through LangGraph, CrewAI, FastAPI, and Supabase. The skill isn't knowing all of them; it's knowing which one your problem deserves.
Unhappy paths first
Retries, fallbacks, evals, and logging get built before the demo gets polished. A system you can't observe is a system you can't trust.
Write-ups over meetings
Async-first, with real documentation at handover. You should be able to run — or replace — anything I build.
Honest scoping
If your problem is a $200 zap, I'll tell you that on the first call, not after six weeks of invoices.
Timezone
Karachi, UTC+5. Full overlap with EU mornings, comfortable overlap with US afternoons.
Response time
Within 24 hours, usually much faster.
Languages
English (fluent), Urdu (native).
Currently
AI Automation Engineer @ UnitZero · taking select independent projects.
Bring me the problem. Leave with how I'd build it.
A 20-minute architecture call. No pitch, no slide deck. If I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.