➢ SAR ZONE (SMC-PVT) Ltd
Chief Executive Officer & Founder Founded and led SAR ZONE to develop innovative IT solutions across multiple industries, including healthcare, security, and e-commerce.
- Entry and Exit Management System for Diplomatic Enclave Security Div Islamabad Police
- Patient & Hospital Management Software for Allied Hospital Faisalabad
- Marquee Management Software for Grand Pearl Marquee
- R&D for OTM-100 for IV Corps Pakistan Army
- Transport and Ticket Management Software for Kainat Travels
- E-commerce Platform for yourmart.pk
- Wireless Communication system for Lucky Cement Factory and Metro Bus Service Islamabad
- Web Portal for Gwadar Institute of Technology by Pakistan Army
➢ SGC (Shahnawaz Group of Companies)
Group Chief Technology Officer Oversaw enterprise IT infrastructure, systems development, and digital transformation initiatives
- Infrastructure and configuration protocol for Networking
- MRP II for SGC
- Fleet Management System
- QR-Based Entry Management System for Selfie Artwork
- Design and Plan of BMS
➢ Islamabad Police
IT Consultant for the project of
- Project ARD (Automated Role of Driving License)
- Security Devision Diplomatic Enclave (Entry and Exit Control System)
➢ Strengthening Faisalabad’s IT Backbone
My work is focused on one clear objective: positioning Faisalabad as a central force in Pakistan’s technology economy through institutional, not symbolic, development. This initiative is aligned with the Special Technology Zones Authority (STZA) framework to ensure regulatory clarity, long-term continuity, and national relevance. The goal is not to create another collection of offices, but to establish a structured environment where serious IT companies, product builders, and next-generation technologies can operate at scale.
This effort is grounded in hard initiatives — formal STZA alignment, ecosystem governance, talent anchoring, and continuous leadership engagement through closed-door CEO forums, technical seminars, and execution-focused knowledge sessions. By concentrating decision-makers, builders, and capital within a single framework, the project aims to shift Faisalabad from a peripheral IT contributor to a strategic command point in Pakistan’s digital economy.
The long-term outcome is measurable: retained talent, exportable intellectual property, globally competitive technology firms, and a city that moves from supporting Pakistan’s economy to shaping its technological direction.
