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Shahmeer Hashmi✓Verified: Account Executive at ZPro Solutions

Cold Leads → Real Relationships → Closed Deals

IBM Maximo & Z-Cloud · Pipeline Strategy · AI-Driven Prospecting

I help enterprise and asset-intensive organizations evaluate, plan, and adopt IBM Maximo & Z-Cloud solutions, from first conversation to signed deal.

Bachelor of Science with Honours in Business and Science, 2026

Based inToronto, ON

Current focusIBM Maximo & Z-Cloud

StyleRelationship-first, data-backed

Toronto sports fan through thick and thin, long-time poetry reader (and occasional writer), and always chasing some new side-quest to stay sharp. On long road trips I'm usually scouting the next city worth getting lost in.

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Big supporter of these teams

Arsenal Real Madrid Leafs Raptors

Blue Jays Saints TFC

Black belt in Taekwondo
Member of the Campus Medical Response Team
Raised $25K for The Citizen's Foundation (TCF) in one year
Big trading card collector
Sports fan through and through, loves watching everything and playing just as much

Waiting on a Leafs Stanley Cup

calculating…

(the clock has been running my entire life, basically)

🗂️ Trading Card Locker

Basketball · Football · Soccer · Baseball

Hockey

Pokémon & Entertainment

These are some of my favourite cards from my personal collection. Tap a card for a closer look.

Projects

A few things I'm building on the side, outside of the day job.

On GitHub

Where the code for my side builds lives. Mostly small web apps I make to solve problems I actually run into, built with IBM Bob. Everything here is public, so feel free to poke around.

github.com/shahmeerhashmii
All my repositories →

What I'm building

splitr HTML

Every pickup game starts with ten minutes of arguing over teams, so I built something to end that. Splitr takes everyone who showed up, uses player ratings to split them into balanced teams, and handles uneven numbers too. Works for basketball, cricket, soccer and game nights, and you can install it on your phone like a regular app.

Web appInstallable on phonesBuilt with IBM Bob

Try Splitr

claritycity JavaScript

A 3D city you can run in your browser that shows what happens to pumps, bridges, water mains and streetlights over 20 years. Run it with reactive maintenance and watch things break, then run it with predictive maintenance and see the difference. It's the visual companion to my IBM TechXchange talk, From Chaos to Clarity, because watching a water main fail says more than any slide.

3D simulationAsset maintenanceBuilt with IBM Bob

Try Clarity City

maximo-field-guide Astro

Maximo is huge, and most of what's out there assumes you already know it. So I built a free field guide that explains 318 Maximo terms in plain English, with learning paths for people just getting started. Every example follows one made-up water utility, so you can watch the same pump go through work orders, PMs and health scores and see how it all fits together. Maximo practitioners are reviewing it one module at a time.

Learning siteIBM MaximoBuilt with IBM Bob

Open the Field Guide

ballpark TypeScript

A daily guessing game for my friends and anyone else who thinks they're good with numbers. Every day there are five new questions, like how tall the CN Tower is or how far Toronto is from Tokyo. You get 15 seconds and one guess each, and the closer you are, the more points you get. Then you share your score in the group chat and argue about it. Installs on your phone like a regular app.

Daily gameInstallable on phonesBuilt with IBM Bob

Play Ballpark

Maximo Man

A comic series I'm working on to explain IBM Maximo one hero at a time. I share it on LinkedIn to help people actually picture what each part of the platform does instead of just reading about it. This is the big one, the project I'm putting the most time into right now.

Meet the Team

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Lost and Found, All at Once

My poetry book, still being written. It's 80 poems strong right now and growing every week. Want a sneak peek before it's finished? There's a secret code hidden somewhere on this site, maybe in the arcade, that unlocks a preview page of the poems. Find it and see what's inside.

Squared by 3 Cards

A trading card selling business I'm starting up. I'm hoping to run shows on Whatnot in my free time once it gets going. Come check out the store.

🃏 Squared by 3 on Whatnot
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@moreshahmeer

Where I post my poems and other content. I'm hoping to turn this into a full artistic album over the next few months, photos, poems, all of it, one cohesive project.

📷 @moreshahmeer
Instagram →

Past Projects

Dear Delusions Podcast

A podcast I did at university with some friends. Ended it way too soon, but it's a mix of everything and I loved doing it. Maybe I'll have to start a new podcast sometime soon 🤷‍♂️

🎧 Listen on Spotify → ▶️ Watch on YouTube →

The Docket

Talks, writing, and whatever else is on the record.

Upcoming

Thursday, October 29 · 10:00 to 10:20 AM EDT

From Chaos to Clarity: How You Can Unlock Millions in Savings with Maximo + AI Asset Intelligence

IBM TechXChange · Speaking

Taking the stage at IBM TechXChange to talk through how asset heavy organizations can move from chaos to clarity using Maximo and AI driven asset intelligence, and what that actually looks like in dollars saved, not just dashboards.

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Confirmed

September 14, 2026

Is it finally their year?

The Medium · Sports

Every September for almost two decades I tell myself this will be the year the Leafs go all the way. A look at the offseason, the new front office, Gavin McKenna, and what life in the GTA looked like the last time the Cup actually came home.

Read the article →

Confirmed

September 8, 2026

Why Asset-Heavy Industries Are Finally Taking Predictive Maintenance Seriously

LinkedIn · Article

On why predictive maintenance is finally catching on across asset heavy industries, tied to a retiring workforce, aging infrastructure, and tools that have finally gotten good enough and affordable enough to matter. The part I keep coming back to is that it is less a tech problem and more a people problem wearing a technology costume.

Read on LinkedIn →

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Poems

Lost in the moment, Not in direction, No need for maps, No need for corrections. I'm living my life, The best that I can, Every detour and pause, Is a part of the plan.

Remember when we were young? When we used to enjoy the little things? Like playing with toy cars? Or going faster on the swings? We'd climb trees to touch the sky, And race our bikes until the sun set low. With dreams as vast as the open fields, Our imaginations would freely flow. Remember the thrill of hide-and-seek, The warmth of the sun on our face, Building castles in the sand, In a world that felt like a sacred space? Why did we forget that? Now all we do is stress, Lost in the rush of growing up, And the pursuit of success. Let's pause and reminisce, And capture that childhood delight, In those simple moments of happiness, That once made our world so bright. So let's dance like no one is watching, Embrace the wonder we once knew, For within each of us lies a spark, A reminder of all we can do. Slow down and cherish, The beauty in each passing day, If we rediscover the joy of simplicity, All that stress will melt away.

In the rush of university, A year and a half has flown by. We've cried and we've laughed, But also we've grown before our eyes. Classes and friends, Nights of deep thought, Challenges faced, Lessons taught. It's not just about grades, It's the journey we're on. Discovering ourselves, All the way from dusk until dawn. Each step we take, Leaves a mark on our soul, Every decision, every mistake, Helping us reach our goals. Those late-night conversations, With friends who became our kin, Sharing our aspirations, As we let the future in. With the library whispers, The coffee-fueled nights, All the little moments, That made everything feel right. As we continue this flight, Onward through the skies, Let's all soar high, Guided by dreams in our eyes. Here's to the memories, Both the highs and the lows. To the knowledge that we gain, And the friendships that glow. A year and a half, But for us a blink in our sight, University life, Floating by like a kite.

Life's a dance, a fleeting song, A mix of rights and sometimes wrongs. Yet we clutch the reins, our brows held tight, Chasing perfection, losing the light. "Why so serious?" the universe calls, Through stumbles, falls, and broken walls. For in the cracks, the joy can seep, In laughter shared, in dreams we keep. We plan, we strive, we fret, we stress, Forgetting the magic in life's mess. The child who laughs, the dog who plays, Reminds us to cherish these fleeting days. So breathe it in, the chaos, the fun, The setting stars, the rising sun. Let go the weight, the need, the fuss, And ask yourself, why so serious?

Your keys will vanish, The moment you're late, And the bus you just missed? It was early, not fate. The line you abandon, Will speed up ahead, While the one you just joined, Feels half-alive, half-dead. Your umbrella? Useless, The rain knows your intent, But leave it at home, And the water will descend. The world laughs, At your best-laid schemes, It thrives in the chaos, It rules in your dreams. So embrace the absurd, Let the universe play. Sometimes life's better, When it doesn't go your way.

We live each day, not knowing why, The time just passes, quickly, it flies. We laugh, we love, we don't think twice, That these are the moments, soft and nice. But later on, we look behind, And see the days we left unwind. The good old times, we didn't know, Were slipping fast, like melting snow. "I wish there was a way," he said, "To know you're in the good old days instead. Before they're gone, before they fade, To hold them close, and to feel them stay." So now I try to stop, to see, The little joys that make life feel free. These are the days, right here, right now, And I'll hold on tight, because I know how.

Letting go isn't a single act, It's a thousand tiny goodbyes. Each one a thread you slowly pull, Until the fabric unravels and flies. It's the song you skip on the radio, The chair you move to the other side. It's the way you stop expecting them, To show up where they used to reside. But in the unravelling, there's space, A blank canvas where new threads can grow. And though it hurts, there's a kind of grace, In the art of letting go.

Late night, early dawn, here we go, Airport runs, I already know. Which lane is fast, where the roads dip, Where to slow down, where I can zip. Some days it's smooth, music up loud, Windows down, no rush, no crowd. Speeding through turns, catching the green, Feeling like I'm part of the scene. Other times? A traffic-filled mess, Slow cars testing my patience, I guess. Red lights mocking, nowhere to swerve, Stuck behind someone with too much nerve. Still, there's something about the ride, A quiet peace, just me outside. A familiar route, a well-worn track, Dropping off, picking up, then heading back.

We're so busy chasing the sun, We forget to notice the stars. But they're there, quiet and bright, Reminding us who we are. The sun is loud, it demands our gaze, It burns and blinds and shines. But the stars are soft, they gently blaze, And they're there all the time. Maybe we don't need to chase, Maybe we just need to see. That the stars we miss in our haste, Are the ones that truly set us free.

I've been thinking, How life is so short, For a while we are living, Then we are no more. I've been thinking, How moments slip by, Like sand through our fingers, Beneath the big blue sky. I've been thinking, We often forget, The beauty that surrounds us, The life that we get. I've been thinking, Of the lessons we find, In the quiet moments, In the depths of our mind. I've been thinking, Of the smiles we share, The dreams we chase, The burdens we bear. I've been thinking, Of the songs that we sing, The joy that we feel, In the simplest of things. I've been thinking, Of the love that we find, In the hearts of others, In the ties that bind. I've been thinking, How life's like a dance, Each step we take, Leads to another chance. I've been thinking, Of the memories we make, The stories we tell, With each new day awake. I've been thinking, How we shape our own fate, With every choice we make, Before it's too late. I've been thinking, How life is a gift, To cherish and hold, In our spirits uplift. I've been thinking, Let's seize the day, Embrace each moment, In our own special way. I've been thinking, Let's leave a mark, On hearts and minds, In the light and the dark. I've been thinking, Let's live with no regrets, Chase our dreams, And never forget. I've been thinking, Let's make every second count, For when our time comes, We'll have lived a life so profound.

We pack our bags, We lock the house, We get in the car, We set out. We hear it here, We hear it there, We hear it's unsafe, We hear about the despair. We get to the gate, We hear the sounds, We are headed home, We are eastbound. We get in the plane, We say our prayers, We takeoff, We are in the air. We are headed back, We can't wait, We are on the way, We are elate. We are in the sky, We hear the chatter, We are joyed, We hear the laughter. We have landed, We have arrived, We are back, We feel revived. We can smell the air, We can hear the masses, We can see them till, We are blinded by camera flashes. We head out, We leave the gate, We grab our bags, We can feel our hearts race. We see our family, We see our friends, We see our home, We see our lands. We are back, We are home, We are here to enjoy, We are here to roam. We spend time together, We explore together, We laugh together, We play together. We argue, We make up, We joke, We crack up. We make memories, We make connections, We tell our stories, We feel the affection. We soak up the moments, We cherish each day, We live in the now, We let time slip away. We savour the flavours, We embrace the unknown, We dance in the streets, We make this place our own. We explore the alleys, We find hidden gems, We meet kindred spirits, We make new friends. We watch sunsets together, We count stars in the night, We're lost in this world, We're filled with pure delight. We know it's coming to an end. We know there is a clock. We know that soon we go back. We know it, it's no shock. We are sad, We are depressed, We know it's been months, We are still not impressed. We know it's not possible, We know it can't be enough, We know even after a millennium, We know the goodbye will be tough. We have to prepare, We get ready to leave, We don't know when, We will return to this reprieve. We are leaving now, We have packed, We are leaving our home, We have to go back. We are at the gate, We know it's not the same, We see our family, We have to turn the other way. We hug our people, We say our goodbyes, We shed our tears, We wipe our eyes. We leave this place, We loved it so much, We called it home, We gave it our love.

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