WordPress & PHP Developer
Started my career building client websites and custom themes. Learned how to ship for real users—performance, plugins, and maintainable PHP.
- WordPress, jQuery, JavaScript front ends
- PHP backends and theme customization
I'm Ali Mehdi, an AI Engineer in Lahore, Pakistan. I design production LLM systems—RAG, agents, APIs—and the MLOps stack that keeps them reliable under real traffic.
My career moved from full-stack web development → cloud & Kubernetes platform work → generative AI in production—including ComfyUI pipelines teams use for real marketing deliverables. Scroll the timeline below to see how each phase built the next.
Started my career building client websites and custom themes. Learned how to ship for real users—performance, plugins, and maintainable PHP.
Moved beyond CMS work into APIs and modern frameworks. Collaborated with international clients on web products end to end.
Earned my first cloud certification and began architecting scalable backends on AWS for production workloads.
Deepened AWS expertise with enterprise clients—designing infrastructure that scales before traffic spikes, not after.
Owned cluster operations, IaC, and observability. Built the platform skills that later became my MLOps foundation.
Validated hands-on skills designing and operating workloads on Kubernetes—deployments, services, networking, and troubleshooting.
Shifted focus from pure infrastructure to shipping LLM products—RAG, APIs, evaluation, and model deployment.
A marketing team was spending days in Photoshop creating product hero images and social crops for each SKU. I built ComfyUI node workflows that take a plain product photo and output on-brand backgrounds, lighting, and sizes—then wired them to a FastAPI job queue and GPU worker so the team could batch hundreds of assets overnight to S3/CDN.
Building agent workflows, vector search, ComfyUI image pipelines, and inference platforms on EKS—with observability, guardrails, and cost controls baked in.
I write about RAG, agents, and MLOps on the blog. Open to conversations on production AI—reach out anytime.