You will get Generative media pipeline — image, video, music or voice, on your GPUs
Project details
Getting an open-weight generative model to produce one good output is a weekend. Getting it to produce consistent output, at a predictable cost, under real memory limits, without falling over — that's the part that takes weeks, and it's where most projects stop.
I benchmark in phases. One variable at a time — steps, guidance, sequence length, resolution, memory mode — measured on real hardware until the winning configuration is clear. Then I lock it into a reproducible script and put it behind a queue so your application can actually depend on it.
I've done this across four modalities on a single 24GB card: image, video, music and voice. The same method runs on rented GPUs when the workload outgrows local hardware.
You get the benchmark data, not just my conclusion. And a measured cost per generation, so you know your unit economics before you launch rather than after.
The thing this buys you isn't a demo. It's a pipeline that still works on the four hundredth generation.
I benchmark in phases. One variable at a time — steps, guidance, sequence length, resolution, memory mode — measured on real hardware until the winning configuration is clear. Then I lock it into a reproducible script and put it behind a queue so your application can actually depend on it.
I've done this across four modalities on a single 24GB card: image, video, music and voice. The same method runs on rented GPUs when the workload outgrows local hardware.
You get the benchmark data, not just my conclusion. And a measured cost per generation, so you know your unit economics before you launch rather than after.
The thing this buys you isn't a demo. It's a pipeline that still works on the four hundredth generation.
AI Algorithms
Generative Adversarial Network, Multimodal Large Language Model, Transformer Model, Variational AutoencoderAI Applications
AI Content Creation, AI Text-to-Image, AI Text-to-Speech, AI-Generated Music, AI-Generated Video, Image Upscaling, Image-to-Image Translation, Speech SynthesisAI Development Language
PythonAI Tools
Gradio, Hugging Face, NVIDIA AI Platform, PyTorchAI Models
Stable Diffusion, WhisperWhat's included $1,900
These options are included with the project scope.
$1,900
- Delivery Time 11 days
- Number of Revisions 2
- AI Model Integration
- Model Deployment
- Model Documentation
- Model Testing & Optimization
- Model Tuning
- Prompt Engineering
- Setup File
- Source Code
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Oliver S.
Mar 28, 2026
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After such a long journey working with Hamza, I found qualities of leadership, commitment, focus, understanding, taking care of his clients above all and honesty in Hamza. A beautiful work-relation. Would recommend him 100% to everyone looking forward to acquire IT services.
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Oliver S.
Aug 29, 2025
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Hamza Bilal is an excellent AI engineer and full stack developer. He combines strong technical expertise with a clear understanding of modern SaaS and AI-driven solutions. His ability to deliver reliable, scalable applications while also integrating advanced AI features makes him stand out. I’m very happy with his work and highly satisfied with his professionalism and results.
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Mar 10, 2025
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Either you are unlucky or lucky with your freelancer. In this case we were lucky. Mr. Hamaz has mastered all of the skills mentioned very well. I recommend Mr. Hamaz. It is very important to him that everyone involved in the project is satisfied. He works in a very structured way. I recommend Mr. Hamaz with a clear conscience.
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Oliver S.
Dec 15, 2024
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Hamaz Bilal is an excellent software engineer. Working with him is very pleasant and balanced. He works at a European level and is always available.
He had a positive influence on the development of the application. He presented good solutions. At the same time, he was not disappointed or negative when we did not pursue his approaches.
We would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to Hamas Bilal. We have already asked him whether he still has capacity for our new project in 2025. We hope for a positive response.
We highly recommend him. CEO O. Schwitter, Zurich
He had a positive influence on the development of the application. He presented good solutions. At the same time, he was not disappointed or negative when we did not pursue his approaches.
We would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to Hamas Bilal. We have already asked him whether he still has capacity for our new project in 2025. We hope for a positive response.
We highly recommend him. CEO O. Schwitter, Zurich
About Muhammad Hamza
AI Engineer | On-Prem LLM, RAG & Private GPU Deployment | Full-Stack
100%
Job Success
Lahore City, Pakistan - 2:20 am local time
That's the difference between calling an API and running the model yourself. I do both — RAG pipelines, chatbots and voice agents on GPT, Gemini and Claude, plus private models running on your own hardware. Running models is the part most developers outsource.
For a US healthcare provider I built a system that turns raw inspection and testing findings into finished regulatory narrative documents — the kind that go on file with a federal agency, where wording and citation structure matter — using Mistral and Llama hosted entirely on their own hardware behind an ASP.NET Core backend. Nothing left their network. For a second US healthcare team I built a production patient-facing RAG chatbot over a vector database that books appointments, takes payments, discusses symptoms and routes patients to the right specialist. For a European university I replaced brittle spreadsheet workflows with a Next.js and FastAPI application for managing coursework between students and instructors.
I don't recommend a model I haven't run. I benchmark in phases, isolating one variable at a time — guidance, steps, sequence length, memory mode — then lock the winning configuration and ship it as a reproducible script. I've done this across four modalities on a single 24GB GPU: image (FLUX.1-dev and schnell, SDXL, Qwen-Image), video (Wan 2.1 and 2.2, SkyReels), music (ACE-Step) and voice
(Chatterbox, benchmarked across seven languages). Also open-weight LLMs — Devstral alongside the Mistral, Llama, Qwen and GLM families — and Qwen2-VL for local OCR where documents can't go to a cloud API. The same pipelines run on RunPod and Vast.ai.
That process is how you learn things documentation won't tell you. For reference-to-video, resolution turned out to be the stability lever, not prompt engineering — six controlled tests to establish it, and it saved weeks of tuning the wrong variable.
That work became Motivia, a multi-modal generative media SaaS now in production, producing complete up to 60 second videos with voiceover and original music. Seven generation types, async GPU inference behind a Redis queue, server-side video compositing with FFmpeg, and a multi-GPU orchestration layer that guarantees visual consistency across every scene in a video.
I build local AI agents too — a voice assistant running Whisper large-v3 and speaker identification on-GPU with no cloud audio processing at all, a coding agent panel, and a memory system. Tauri desktop apps with Rust backends, a Python sidecar holding the speech models on the GPU, WebSocket between them.
Across 12 Upwork contracts I hold a 100% Job Success Score and five stars on every job that was rated.
If a hosted API is the right answer for your problem, I'll say so and talk you out of paying me to build infrastructure you don't need. I'd rather lose the contract than ship you something expensive that a $40/month subscription would have handled.
But when your data can't leave the building, or per-token pricing breaks your unit economics, that's the work I do.
Tell me what you're building and what your constraints are.
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Requirements and feasibility
We agree the output type, the quality bar and your volume. If your budget per generation can't support the quality you're describing, I tell you here — before you've paid for a pipeline that won't work economically.
Phase benchmark on real hardware
Candidate models tested one variable at a time — steps, guidance, resolution, memory mode — measured rather than guessed. You get the comparison data, not just my conclusion.