Ayesha Tahir Awan, from Pakistan, is a Computer Science graduate with a deep passion for technology, leadership, and making a meaningful impact in her community. Her journey has been shaped by a blend of academic dedication and hands-on experiences. One of the most defining moments of her career was being selected for the prestigious Sister2Sister Exchange Program, where studying abroad broadened her perspective and helped her grow as a leader. That experience opened new doors, including an internship with the Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN).

Currently, she is working as a Software Engineer, channeling her technical skills into projects that create real value. Alongside her professional work, she has been actively involved in several dynamic communities, including the Google Developer Student Clubs, where she empowered peers through tech-based learning and collaborative projects. Her passion for empowering others also led her to co-found Girls Fly! Pakistan, a platform dedicated to uplifting youth through creative leadership, education, and global exposure opportunities.

OMLAS Experience: “As an OMLAS Fellow 2025, I had the opportunity to engage in hands-on learning with a diverse global community. One of the most impactful experiences was the breakout rooms, where we tackled real-world challenges and collaboratively designed leadership-driven solutions. It was eye-opening to see how different backgrounds brought unique insights to the table. The program helped me integrate sustainability and inclusion into my work and create a long-term impact in the communities I serve.”