CamoWild
A cross-platform mobile app built in Flutter: one codebase for Android and iOS, from screen design and navigation to state management.
A computer scientist teaching machines to see, and building the apps, games and systems people actually use.
130 credit hours · 8 semesters · rising to 3.77 in the final term
Including A+ in Game Development and Digital Marketing
01 About
I am a Computer Science graduate from GIFT University who loves the point where mathematics turns into something you can see. My final-year research teaches a network to find exactly what a sentence describes inside an image. Around it I have built mobile apps in Flutter and React Native, a Unity 3D game and database systems, and I enjoy explaining all of it to a room as much as building it.
02 Research
Boundary-aware Multi-Scale Referring Fusion Network
Referring segmentation: given an image and a sentence such as "the woman holding the red umbrella", the model outlines exactly that object. BMRF-Net fuses language and vision at several scales and pays special attention to object boundaries, so the masks it draws are sharp where it matters most.
A photo and a plain-language description go in together.
Language features are fused with visual features at several resolutions.
Edges get their own attention so outlines stay crisp.
Only the object the sentence describes is segmented.
Final Year Project, supervised by Umar Ramzan, Department of Computer Science, GIFT University
03 Projects
A cross-platform mobile app built in Flutter: one codebase for Android and iOS, from screen design and navigation to state management.
A React Native app that settles the daily "what's for dinner?" debate with a spin of the wheel.
An interactive Unity 3D game world built around light and shadow, with C# gameplay scripting and level design.
A relational database project for a hotel: schema design, normalisation and SQL behind rooms, guests, bookings and billing.
04 Journey
Seven milestones, from Matric in 2019 to a research paper and a Harvard hackathon in 2026.
British Council / IDP
Overall band 6.0, CEFR level B2.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health · Health Systems Innovation Lab, at GIFT University
Two days of collaborative problem-solving on health-systems challenges, with Brackets Software House and SEAS.
Final Year Project · GIFT University
Deep-learning research on referring image segmentation, written up as a paper submitted for publication.
Creative craft venture
Founded and ran a craft brand of unique, personalised products for the Pakistani market. Awarded an International Women Entrepreneurship Certificate.
GIFT University, Gujranwala
130 credit hours, CGPA 3.35. Final semester GPA 3.77.
Punjab College for Women, Gujranwala
1055 / 1100 marks, grade A+.
The Educator's, Model Town, Gujranwala
1057 / 1100 marks, grade A+.
05 Skills
Top grades on the transcript
06 Recognition
“Laiba showed strong research ability and problem-solving skills. She was able to apply theoretical concepts to practical implementation effectively.”
“She always achieved excellent grade A in quiz, tests and end-term examinations. She has focused her interest on developing both qualitative and quantitative research skills.”
07 Contact
Open to MS admissions, research assistantships and graduate roles in ML, computer vision and app development.