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Where do you live?: Fremont California

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Sabahat Ashraf

Which college or university?: NED University of Engineering & Technology

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Yes.

Your graduation date?: 1993

Your major?: Computer Systems Engineering

What do you do for a living?: Technical Writer

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: Society for Technical Communication

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: Nothing. However, I am active in trying to organize and network alumni.

Tell us about you:: I am a writer, blogger, technologist and activist and make my living as a technical writer in Silicon Valley.

What are your hobbies?: Reading. Writing.

Website:: http://www.iFaqeer.com

Favorite Music:: Qawwali. Ghazal.

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