Profiles

At Servtech, where I worked as a Senior Backend WordPress Engineer in a remote setup, I learned a lot beyond just technical skills. I worked on building and maintaining backend systems in WordPress, improving performance, and developing custom features based on project needs.

One of the most valuable things I learned was collaboration in a remote team. I became more comfortable working with developers, designers, and stakeholders across different time zones, communicating clearly, and managing tasks efficiently. This experience helped me grow both as a developer and as a team player.

I first got involved with WordPress during my time as a PHP intern at my first company. That’s where I was introduced to it by my mentor, Sir Abdul Rehman, who guided me and helped me understand the fundamentals and real-world use of WordPress.

It was about two years ago, and I still feel genuinely grateful for his mentorship. That experience not only built my technical foundation in WordPress but also shaped the way I approach learning and problem-solving in development.