Maaz Siddiqui
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Where do you live?
New York
Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
Maaz Siddiqui
Which college or university?
N. E. D.
Your graduation date?
1987
Your major?
Mechanical
What do you do for a living?
Work for City of New York
Tell us about you:
I have done my Mechanical engineering from NED in 1987 (Batch 1982). Worked for Petroman 2 years, then Pakistan Machine Tool Factory, 8 Years. Moved to USA in 1998. Switch field to Computers. Done my master in computer science from CUNY (City University of New York). Working as Director of Software Development in HASA (HIV and AIDS Services Administration) which is part of City of New York Government . My wife is also NEDian graduated in 1992 in Computer Sceince.
What are your hobbies?
Free time I spend community work in local Muslim population

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