I’m Azaan, someone who has always been curious about how things work and how they can be improved. From a young age, I was interested in technology. I enjoyed learning how computers work and exploring the internet, which slowly pulled me into the world of digital tools and systems..
That interest never went away. Over time, it turned into a strong habit of learning, testing, and building things on my own. I didn’t follow a fixed or traditional path into technology; instead, I learned by trying, making mistakes, and spending time understanding tools that help solve real problems. I completed my Intermediate in Computer Science from Edwards College, Peshawar in 2024, and I am currently studying for a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at COMSATS University Islamabad.
Technology was not the only thing shaping my life. As I grew, I became more aware of the problems faced by people and families around me. I realized that the skills and resources I was gaining could be used not only for professional work, but also to support communities and create meaningful change.
Two paths that grew together
My journey into technology has been one of continuous learning. I started by understanding basic tools, then moved into automation — finding ways to connect systems, eliminate repetitive tasks, and create workflows that save time. I discovered platforms like n8n that allowed me to build powerful automation solutions without needing to be a traditional developer.
At the same time, I began organizing efforts to help families in need. What started as small, individual acts of kindness gradually evolved into something more structured. I built a community of like-minded people, established transparent processes for collecting and distributing support, and committed to making this work a permanent part of my life.
These two paths — technology and social work — didn't develop in isolation. They grew alongside each other, and both have become fundamental parts of who I am today. Technology gives me the tools to create, automate, and solve problems. Social work grounds me, keeping me connected to what truly matters.