Desi Career Podcast

Starting a new series in which we will be talking about roadmaps. In the first episode, Me and Usman sit together and discuss what should computer science, software engineering or information technology students do during their 4 years in the university.   Important Links: Open Source CS - https://github.com/ossu/computer-science​ SOLID Principles - https://www.digitalocea

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0:00​ - Intro  1:40​ - Student Life  4:20​ - Choosing a career & peer pressure  9:30​ - Would he pick Computer Science again?  10:20​ - Figuring out what you want to do  13:55​ - Generalist vs Specialist  15:20​ - Do engineering jobs need engineers?  17:15​ - What's different about studying from the US   23:15​ - Social

**Sorry for the bad sound quality** Talking with Salman Shahid (CEO - Kamayi.pk) about the frequent questions asked by Students and Professionals related to Software Engineering in Pakistan. Want to hire me? Email us: [email protected]   Chapters:  0:00​ - Intro  3:00​ - What am I doing right now?  4:30​ - How to get your first job?  16:52​ - Sh

0:00​ - Intro  1:40​ - How was Imtiaz as a student  5:13​ - Outreach Scholarship Program  6:55​ - NUST  9:40​ - First Job & Sandbox Analysis  13:15​ - Why Windows systems are more insecure  17:40​ - Stuxnet and Flame  18:30​ - Is Cyber Security for everyone?  23:10​ - Information Security for organizations/countries 

0:00​ - Intro  1:40​ - How was Osama as a student  2:55​ - How was UET as a university?  4:28​ - UET vs Other universities  5:35​ - How was Arbisoft?  7:15​ - Why did you look for a remote job?  10:00​ - Remote vs In-person job  16:00​ - Should fresh graduates do remote jobs?  18:35​ - Traits of a good software company 

In this episode, we are in discussion with Muneeb Ahmed. He graduated from #NUST​ in 2013 with a degree in Computer Sciences. He  has worked at a few companies such as NetSol, Arbisoft, Fetchr, and now working at a UAE based company called Noon, which is giving Amazon a run for its money. But perhaps the most fun part of his career is how he has interviewed for Google, Spoti

In this episode, we are in discussion with Ayesha Mahmood. She is the Manager People Operations & Development at Arbisoft. The majority of her experience is in the software HR side, though she has worked in classical HR as well. She is also a mother of two kids, and alongside that she’s managing the department, developing a product, and much more. Watch as we talk about what

Rizwan Aslam is the Director of Software Development at Arbisoft. In the last 20 years, he has worked with different game-changing companies and also helped build Arbisoft to what it is today with his friends (Yasser Bashir, Umair Shah, Zia Fazal, Awais Qureshi and Ali Sufian).   He has worked in PHP, .Net, ASP.NET, Python and Javascript to name a few. Chapters:  0:0

Ahsan graduated as a Software Engineer from NUST H-12 in 2014. He did his bachelors from SEECS (School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences).  Currently, he is the CEO of [Walee.pk](http://walee.pk​). Walee is Pakistan's largest influencer network and is on its way to become the first home grown unicorn. In this episode, Ahsan talks about his journey from way back