The person behind the pipeline.
GTM engineer from Pakistan. I build outbound engines for SaaS and B2B companies — and run them like they’re mine.
Book a callA borrowed $100. A $25-a-month bangles shop. A $75 laptop and a lot of nights.
My family didn’t believe in it — they sold my first laptop and told me I was destroying my life. My first client paid $20 a month. My first job fired me. I was about to be sent to Saudi Arabia for good when a company hired me at $300 a month. Last year I lost my father, and I became the breadwinner. I got back up. Today the offers come because of results, not this story.
“If you work with someone, treat it as your own work. That’s how you win.”
— MalikI treat it like it’s mine
Your pipeline is my pipeline. I flag problems before you ask.
You talk to the builder
No account managers. The person on the call is the person doing the work.
Results over reports
Judged on meetings booked, not activity dashboards.
You keep everything
Every table, domain and sequence lives in your accounts.
Degree in Psychology
No CS background. Every technical skill I use — Clay, Instantly, Make, Claude — I taught myself, at night, after the shop.
Islamabad, Pakistan
Works US, UK & EU hours. Your day overlaps mine, wherever you are.
“What stood out most was his ownership mentality — he didn’t wait to be told what to fix.”
“He works like part of the team, not like a vendor.”
“He takes ownership and doesn’t need to be managed.”
Let’s get in touch
and build something together.
I treat your outbound like it’s mine. Book a 20-minute call and let’s see what we can build.
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