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@mdazlaanzubair

Muhammad Azlaan Zubair

@mdazlaanzubair·Karachi, Pakistan·Joined December 2022

Software Engineer | Applied AI Researcher | AI Workflows & Automation

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Engineer. Researcher. Builder. I build things for web, experiment with AI, and interested in research.

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Open to building products, collaborating on research, and sharing ideas.

Muhammad Azlaan Zubair's blogs

Wait, What?!blog.mdazlaanzubair.com3 posts

About

Engineer. Researcher. Builder. I build things for web, experiment with AI, and interested in research.

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Open to building products, collaborating on research, and sharing ideas.

Muhammad Azlaan Zubair's blogs

Wait, What?!blog.mdazlaanzubair.com3 posts

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MAMuhammad Azlaan Zubairinblog.mdazlaanzubair.com·1d ago · 14 min read

Designing a Connected Candidate-to-Hire Workflow

Disclosure: This case study is anonymized. Product branding, source code, production screenshots, employee and candidate information, internal architecture, commercial details, and performance metrics

MAMuhammad Azlaan Zubairinblog.mdazlaanzubair.com·Jun 22 · 5 min read

Frontend Is Easy… Until You Actually Build Something

Every frontend developer has heard some variation of these. "It's just a screen." "Backend does the real work." "AI can generate that." "Just use ShadCN." "Just copy the component." "It's just a chec

MAMuhammad Azlaan Zubairinblog.mdazlaanzubair.com·Jun 18 · 3 min read

Is Overthinking a Red Flag? We Put AI Reasoning to the Test.

More Thinking Doesn't Always Mean Better Answers Reasoning models are designed to think step by step, and the common assumption is simple: More thinking = better results. I expected reasoning models