Moaz Ahmed Javaid
Computer Science student in Islamabad, and a hands-on automation builder — I design no-code AI agents with n8n for real businesses, and I read data the old-fashioned way too: Excel, SQL and Power BI.
I'm learning automation and data analysis the practical way — by shipping projects. On the automation side I build with n8n instead of writing custom Python agents, because it lets me move fast and hand off something a small business can actually run. On the data side, I've worked through Excel, SQL and Power BI, each with its own portfolio project.
Three n8n workflows, built and published — each one solves one job for a small business.
~90% complete · bilingual Urdu / English
Answers frequently asked questions on its own, looks up live order status straight from a database, and hands off to a human by email whenever it can't resolve something. Runs on Groq with a Gemini fallback so replies keep coming even if one model is rate-limited.
~90% complete · bilingual Urdu / English
Asks incoming leads about budget, location and timeline, keeps the thread in memory across messages, then saves qualified leads to Airtable with duplicate prevention and fires an email alert the moment one comes in.
Fully working · built for a dental clinic use case
Checks real slot availability before confirming, offers alternatives when a time is taken, and writes the booking straight to Airtable. Sits on a three-model fallback chain — Groq, then Gemini, then OpenRouter — so a single provider outage never takes it down.
One project per tool, so each skill stands on its own.
Earlier coursework, kept here for the record.
Open to freelance automation work and data analyst roles.
Moaz Ahmed Javaid
Islamabad, Pakistan