Full-stack engineer and team lead. I build the software businesses run on, from the interface down to the database.
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About
A full-stack engineer and team lead who has been shipping production software since 2019.
I lead the frontend team at Atrilect Solutions, where we build SaaS and AI products. Before that I built large-scale web apps at Million Soft Technology in the UAE, and started out turning Figma files into production interfaces at Sourcing Square.
React, Next.js, Angular, Vue and SvelteKit at the front. Node.js and NestJS behind it. Microservices, content systems and low-code platforms underneath. I like the unglamorous parts most: the contract between layers, the performance budget, the code review that saves a week.
How it's built
Every product I ship runs through four layers. I work on all of them, so the seams between them are mine too.
01 — Interface
Interfaces that stay quick when the data gets heavy. At Million Soft I cut page-load times by 30% with code splitting and lazy loading, and I still treat speed as part of the design.
React · Next.js · Vue · SvelteKit · Angular
02 — API
The contract between screen and server is where most bugs are born. I write it down first, type it end to end, and keep it boring on purpose.
Node.js · NestJS · REST · TypeScript
03 — Services
Workflows, content systems and low-code engines: the machinery that turns a request into a quote, a shipment or a published page. Split into services when it earns it, not before.
Microservices · Workflows · CMS · Low-code
04 — Data
Schemas shaped around how the business actually works, so reports add up and records survive the next feature.
PostgreSQL · MongoDB
Why the whole stack
Software rarely breaks at the surface. It breaks in the seams: where a button meets an endpoint, where an endpoint meets a table, where one team's assumption meets another's. I work across every layer so the seams are mine too. One person holding the whole shape of a system means fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, and products that keep working long after launch day.
Experience
Leading the frontend team: setting the standards, reviewing the code, and shipping SaaS and AI products in React, Next.js and SvelteKit.
Large-scale web apps in Vue, React and TypeScript. Brought page-load times down 30% with code splitting and lazy loading.
Responsive interfaces in Vue and SCSS. Turned Figma prototypes into production UI and wired them to REST APIs alongside the backend team.
How I work
The contract between interface, API and database gets written before the code does. Most of the bugs never get a chance.
Performance budgets from the first commit, not a rescue sprint at the end.
Code the next engineer can read without me in the room. Conventions, reviews, and docs that are actually true.
Real users in production early. Real usage decides what gets polished next.
Contact
Have a product that needs building, or a system that needs untangling? Tell me what it should do. I reply to every message.