From electrical engineering labs to shaping the future of education. I’m excited to share that I’ve officially joined the Industrial Advisory Board at National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) - SEECS, one of Pakistan's top universities for Electrical Computer Engineering for the year 2025-2026.
This journey feels surreal.
I remember the countless hours spent in electrical engineering labs, grappling with hardware challenges. Those experiences were frustrating but transformed my journey to what it is today.
Now, I have the privilege of contributing directly to crafting the curriculum that will shape the next generation of engineers.
Why does this matter?
Because the gap between academia and industry is real. And it’s our responsibility as industry veterans to bridge it.
Here’s what I’m bringing to the table:
→ Real-world insights on the evolving tech landscape
→ Emphasis on building scalable products
→ Focus on emerging technologies and their applications
My goal? To ensure graduates are not just academically strong, but industry-ready, and potentially build something, whether it be in services or a new innovative product.
This is more than just curriculum design. It’s about:
→ Fostering innovation
→ Encouraging entrepreneurial and product-centric thinking
→ Building a robust tech ecosystem in Pakistan
If you’re an educator, industry professional, or student, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
What do you think is missing in today’s engineering education?