About

The engineer behind the systems.

I build AI systems that run real operations — not demos, not pilots that quietly get switched off in month three.

Muhammad Umar Farooq — AI Automation Engineer & Full-Stack Developer
Based in
Islamabad, Pakistan
Working hours
Overlapping US business hours
Education
BS Computer Engineering
Upwork
Top Rated, 20 clients across 27 contracts
Focus
Law firms & professional services
Engagements
Fixed-price per build, or hourly ongoing
About

Hi, I'm Umar.

I'm Umar. I'm a Computer Engineering graduate and a Top Rated freelancer on Upwork, and I work almost entirely with law firms and professional-services businesses — the kind of organisations where a handful of people absorb an enormous amount of repetitive, high-stakes work.

What I do is narrow on purpose. I take one process that is eating a team's day — inbox triage, intake, document assembly, pipeline upkeep — and I build the system that runs it. Then I stay on while it runs, because the interesting failures never happen in week one.

I care about a small number of things, in this order: that it's accurate on your real data, that it's secure enough for work covered by privilege, and that it's still working months after I've stopped being the person watching it.

Trajectory
  1. 2024

    Automation and ML foundations

    Early public builds: a templated bulk-email dispatcher, an LSTM climate forecaster, and a Random Forest pricing model. The email bot is the direct ancestor of the inbox systems I ship today.

    See the lab
  2. 2025

    Multi-tenant retrieval

    Built and open-sourced a FastAPI RAG service with per-tenant vector isolation enforced at the storage layer — working out the confidentiality problem that every law-firm engagement runs into.

    Multi-Tenant RAG API
  3. 2026

    Reproducible ML pipelines

    A full DVC + MLflow pipeline with a registered model and a serving API — closing the gap between an experiment that scored well and an endpoint someone can actually call.

    YouTube Sentiment Insights
  4. Now

    Legal AI automation

    Top Rated on Upwork across 20 clients and 27 contracts, building email, demand-letter, and CRM automation for US law firms and professional-services businesses.

    See the work

How I work

Six things I won't compromise on.

These aren't values on a wall — each one is a decision that shows up in the code, and each one costs something.

Real data or it doesn't count

Every build is tested against your actual, messy records before launch. A system that only works on the happy path is a demo, and demos don't survive contact with a Monday morning.

A human where it matters

Automation earns trust by knowing where to stop. Anything that reaches a client gets reviewed by a person unless you've explicitly decided otherwise.

Boring, durable tooling

I build on production-grade tools chosen because they'll still be here in two years — not because they trended last month. Novelty is a cost your operation pays later.

Measured, or it's an opinion

If a build claims to save time, the before and after get measured. Where a number hasn't been measured yet, I say so rather than estimating one.

One accountable engineer

You work with me, not an account manager in front of a team you'll never meet. Fewer clients, each one properly served.

Built to be handed over

The workflows, prompts, and documentation are yours. Nothing is architected so that you need me in order to keep it running.

Projects delivered
20+
Faster email turnaround
≈80%
Automations running
24/7
On Upwork
Top Rated

The stack

Production-grade tools, chosen to last.

The toolkit behind systems that hold up on real data — not demo-ware that breaks in week two.

Automation & agents

n8nLangChainLangGraphMake.com

Models

GPT-4oClaudeAWS Bedrock

Retrieval (RAG)

PineconeFAISSChroma

Integrations

Microsoft GraphClioAirtableStacker

App & backend

Next.jsFastAPISupabasePostgreSQL

Cloud

AWS BedrockAWS ECSVercel

Losing hours to work an AI system could handle?

Tell me about the process. I'll tell you straight whether it's worth automating — no pitch, no obligation.

Book a call