A visionary problem-solver leveraging technology to build a better future for the community and nation.
Born in 2001 in Kabul, Abobaker Bagramwal is the son of Abdul Fatah and carries the proud heritage of Bagram, Parwan. Growing up in the bustling capital, he was shaped by the dynamic energy of city life while remaining deeply connected to the values and traditions of his ancestral home. From an early age, Abobaker displayed curiosity and a desire to understand the world around him—a trait that would guide his journey through education and beyond.
Abobaker began his schooling in 2005 at Ghulam Haidar Khan High School, developing a strong foundation in mathematics and science, and graduated in 2017. In 2018, he enrolled at Rana University to study Software Engineering, gaining both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, and graduated in 2022 ready to enter the professional world.
in 2024, Abobaker joined Sophiana-Tech as a System Engineer. In this role, he has been at the heart of the company’s technological operations, managing systems, maintaining network stability, and delivering software solutions that drive efficiency. His work reflects both competence and creativity, contributing significantly to the company’s success. Abobaker continues to grow professionally, constantly learning and adapting to the evolving landscape of technology.
Abobaker Bagramwal’s life story is one of dedication, growth, and ambition. From his early curiosity to his professional achievements, he embodies a commitment to learning, innovation, and excellence. His journey reflects not just personal success, but also a desire to contribute meaningfully to Afghanistan’s technological development, positioning himself as a modern professional with deep roots and a forward-looking vision.
"Continuous learning and purposeful action are the keys to meaningful impact. By combining technical expertise with curiosity and perseverance, one can build solutions that not only advance personal growth but also contribute to the progress of the community and the nation."