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Adnan TemurBarcha
Software engineer building government automation systems, geospatial platforms and GLOF monitoring at Karakoram International University.
Also published as Adnan Taimoor
- Software engineering
- Digital transformation
- E-governance
- Government automation systems
- GIS & geospatial systems
- PostGIS
- GeoServer
- OpenLayers
- Environmental monitoring
- GLOF monitoring
- Web development
- Laravel
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- PHP
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Database design
- System architecture
- Desktop applications
- Qt / C++
- Safe Exam Browser
- Web Audio API
- Digital signal processing
- Browser extensions
- WebRTC
- Peer-to-peer file transfer
- DevOps & deployment
- QGIS
- Linux server administration
- VPS provisioning
- Nginx
- Apache
What I work on
Geospatial systems
Spatial data platforms built on PostGIS and GeoServer, rendered with OpenLayers.
E-governance
Automation for public-sector planning and budgeting, deployed inside government.
Native applications
Cross-platform desktop software in Qt and C++, from media pipelines to secure exam clients.
Selected work
All projectsiPADS
The planning and budgeting system a provincial government runs its development programme on.
Software engineer — backend, workflow engine and reporting · 2025 — present
HRE Biodiversity Portal
A geospatial portal for biodiversity, hazard and damage-assessment data in Gilgit-Baltistan.
Software engineer — full stack, GIS integration and deployment · 2025 — present
GBTS
A secure online testing platform with lockdown-browser enforcement.
Software engineer — platform and exam integrity · 2024 — 2025
Nexylius
The independent software line the products below are published under.
Founder — product, engineering and infrastructure · 2025 — present
High Bias
A 1970s cassette deck, built in a browser tab, doing real DSP.
Sole author — audio engine, DSP, interface and site · 2026
PasaFile
Send a file to the laptop next to you without sending it around the world first.
Sole author — application, WebRTC transfer and site · 2025 — 2026
Let’s build something.
Open to conversations about geospatial systems, public-sector software and native application work.