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AI · Automation · Data
The AI workhorse; scripting, automation, and the language behind my applied machine-learning work.
AI Specialist · Builder · Self-Taught
Twenty years old. Seven languages. Zero shortcuts. I build with AI, manage projects end to end, and ship websites that clients actually use; all on a foundation I taught myself.
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Programming and AI weren't handed to me in a classroom. I learned them by building, language by language, project by project, until "self-taught" stopped meaning amateur and started meaning relentless.
Self-belief is good. Receipts are better. ServiceNow certified on System Administration, independent proof that the skills hold up against an enterprise standard.
In the gym, in the markets, in the work: the only competition is yesterday's version of me. Small gains, stacked daily, compound into something nobody can ignore.
The short version
I'm Zayd Qazi, a 20-year-old AI specialist and junior project manager who taught himself to code, then kept raising the bar. I've designed and shipped multiple websites for real clients, coordinated projects from brief to delivery, and sharpened my communication on the front line as a sales specialist.
I work across seven programming languages, hold a ServiceNow Tokyo Delta certification, and spend my spare hours studying markets and training in the gym. Different arenas, one operating principle: measurable, compounding improvement.
The stack
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AI · Automation · Data
The AI workhorse; scripting, automation, and the language behind my applied machine-learning work.
Interactive Web
Where the web comes alive. Interaction, logic, and motion for every client site I've shipped.
Object-Oriented · Enterprise
Disciplined, structured, enterprise-grade. The language that taught me to think in systems.
Performance · Systems
Close to the metal. Memory, performance, and the fundamentals most people skip.
Structure · Semantics
The skeleton of everything on the web; written clean, semantic, and accessible.
Design · Motion
Where engineering meets taste. Layout, typography, and the scroll experience you're inside right now.
Scripting · Embedded
Lightweight and fast, scripting logic for games, tools, and embedded environments.
Always learning
The list isn't finished. It never will be. The next language gets learned the same way the first seven were., by building.
What I do
Hands-on with modern AI tooling, prompt engineering, workflow automation, and applied use of large language models. Self-taught, tested in real work, and improving with every release cycle.
Keeping scope, timelines, and people moving in the same direction. Translating between stakeholders and builders, and owning the outcome from kickoff to delivery.
Multiple websites designed, built, and shipped for real clients, from first brief to live deployment. Independent of the project-management work, and proof the technical skills cash out in production.
Front-line sales experience: reading people, communicating value clearly, and closing. The skill most engineers never build, and the one that makes everything else land.
Verified, not just claimed
Certified on the ServiceNow platform. System Administration, validating current, up-to-date expertise on one of the world's leading enterprise workflow platforms. Self-taught skills, independently verified.
Beyond the code
Technology doesn't exist in a vacuum, it moves with capital. So I study both. I'm an active retail investor with a portfolio spanning traditional equities and digital assets, built on my own research.
On the equities side, I hold exposure to the NASDAQ-100 through an index ETF — long-term conviction in the technology sector I work in every day. On the digital-asset side, I hold Solana and maintain a working knowledge of the broader cryptocurrency landscape: protocols, market structure, and risk.
Broad exposure to the world's leading technology companies. Conviction in the sector, discipline in the vehicle.
A high-performance blockchain; held as part of a researched position in the digital-asset space, not a gamble.
Macro trends, market structure, and risk management, studied with the same intensity as any codebase.
The operating system
In the gym and at the desk, the metric is identical: be better than the last version of me. Progressive overload isn't just a training principle, it's how I approach code, career, and character. Every rep, every commit, every deal: one more than before.