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Shahzad Tahir has a diverse work experience spanning several years. Shahzad started their career as a Business Intelligence Intern at nKUBE, where they implemented ETL processes and developed SSIS Packages using Microsoft Data Tools. Shahzad then worked as a Team Lead at Mindbridge Private Limited, managing a team of 15+ people and ensuring proper support and communication with clients. Shahzad also worked as a PHP Laravel Developer at Prosigns Technologies, where they were responsible for back-end development, creating fast and dynamic web pages, and collaborating with cross-functional teams in an Agile environment. Shahzad then joined Neosoft Business Solutions as a Web Developer, where they created restful services using PHP Laravel framework, worked on a multi-user business solution for Pharmaceutical companies, and deployed web apps. Shahzad then joined 1Clique Systems as a Software Engineer and developed a comprehensive HR System with over 25 modules, including a recruitment module. Shahzad later joined Nextbridge Ltd. as a Senior Software Engineer, where they worked on multiple ERP modules, designed a custom architecture for an ERP system, and coordinated with junior developers to complete tasks. Currently, Shahzad works as a Senior Software Engineer at Strategic Systems International.

Shahzad Tahir completed their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Science from Government College University, Lahore, from 2013 to 2017. Prior to that, they attended Punjab College of Information Technology, Lahore, from 2011 to 2013, where they pursued an ICS degree in Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Additionally, Shahzad has obtained multiple certifications, including "Build Production-Ready Apps in React," "Critical Thinking for Better Judgment and Decision-Making (with Audio Descriptions)," "Learning Docker," "Scrum: Advanced," and "Software Architecture: From Developer to Architect," all from LinkedIn and obtained in 2023. Moreover, they acquired a certification in "Learn to Program: Python Language" from the University of Toronto in October 2013.