Muhammad Zaman
About Muhammad Zaman
Muhammad Zaman is a Software Developer Intern at Achievers since 2022, with prior experience as a Data Scientist Intern at CrowdDoing and various software development roles. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo and actively engages in side projects and hackathons to enhance his skills.
Work at Achievers
Muhammad Zaman has been working at Achievers as a Software Developer Intern since 2022. In this role, he contributes to various software development projects, gaining practical experience in the field. His internship at Achievers is part of his ongoing professional development in computer science.
Previous Internships
Prior to his current role, Muhammad Zaman worked as a Data Scientist Intern at CrowdDoing for three months in 2020. This experience allowed him to apply data science techniques in a practical setting. He also served as a Software Developer at Students Promoting Action Responsibility and Knowledge from 2021 to 2022, and at Marianopolis Student Union as a Software Developer on the Congress Tech Committee from 2020 to 2021.
Education and Expertise
Muhammad Zaman is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a Minor in Statistics at the University of Waterloo, expected to graduate in 2024. He previously studied at Marianopolis College, where he earned a DEC in Science. His foundational education includes a High School Diploma from Centennial Regional High School, where he focused on Math and Science in a Talented and Gifted program.
Hackathons and Side Projects
Muhammad Zaman actively participates in hackathons to enhance his skills in FinTech, Software Engineering, and Data Science. He also engages in side projects to further develop his expertise in computer science, demonstrating his commitment to continuous learning and skill enhancement.
Core Values
Muhammad Zaman values hard work, equality, and honesty as core personal principles. These values guide his professional conduct and interactions within the technology community, reflecting his aspirations for personal and professional growth in the field of computer science.