Engineering, delivery leadership, and applied AI research.
I work at the intersection of software delivery, business operations, and applied AI.
I'm Farhat Ullah, a Full-Stack Developer, AI Engineer, and Founder & CEO of TABSAP. I work at the intersection of software delivery, business operations, and applied AI.
My experience includes custom web applications, SaaS products, Odoo integrations, and private AI systems. I remain involved in the technical work while leading project planning, client communication, and delivery with the TABSAP team.
Alongside commercial projects, I contribute to applied AI research. I co-authored a paper in the Chinese Journal of Physics on physics-informed machine learning for screening MOF/g-C3N4 heterojunction photocatalysts. This work has strengthened my interest in reliable machine learning and its applications in scientific and industrial settings.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Malakand. I am interested in pursuing MS/MPhil study that allows me to build stronger research foundations and connect them with practical engineering problems.
I value clear communication, realistic commitments, and software that other people can understand and maintain. Whether the work involves a client system, a product, or a research project, I aim to make the methods and decisions clear.
University of Malakand.
- Degree
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
- Years
- 2019–2023
Professional software work since 2019.
Hands-on work across web applications, SaaS products, Odoo integrations, infrastructure, and private AI systems.
Founder and CEO, leading technical direction, project planning, client communication, and delivery with the TABSAP team.
Co-author of research in the Chinese Journal of Physics, with an interest in reliable machine learning for scientific and industrial problems.
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Last updated 30 September 2026
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