I build full-stack SaaS for teams that are tired of patching things together. Multi-tenant platforms, payments, async fulfillment, CRMs that actually help, mobile apps that work offline — the boring parts that make the product trustworthy.
I'm a full-stack engineer for hire, taking on new projects right now. From new SaaS platforms to mobile apps,website design + redesigns to AI integrations — usually 1–3 month engagements, sometimes longer. Below are the six shapes most of that work takes — each one tied to a project I’ve actually shipped.
Auth, organisations, role-scoped APIs, billing, async fulfillment. I build the foundation your product can grow on without rewriting it at Series A.
The platform your team actually uses every day — leads, clients, projects, invoices, documents — with a super-admin layer and a client-facing portal.
Three-tier products: admin console, REST API, technician mobile app. Real ticket lifecycle, push notifications, partner ecosystems, payments.
Ionic + Capacitor apps for Android, iOS, and PWA. Push, offline behaviour, native plugins, structured content flows — shipped to real stores.
From single-page sites to full product revamps. I do the visual and the engineering in one pair of hands — no handoff, no design-system bingo, no "the dev part will take another month."
Adding LLM features to existing products without making them feel slow or fragile. Claude / OpenAI / open-source — integrated, observable, and rolled back-able when the model gets weirder.
Multi-tenant B2B2C ticketing platform. Built and extended core modules across a Rush.js monorepo of seven NestJS services — ticketing, auth, payment, notification, admin, reporting, ticstop. Order management with cart locking + reserved-seat holds, ticket generation (PDF + QR via Puppeteer), DTCM (Dubai) and DCT (Abu Dhabi) regulatory compliance baked into checkout, multi-currency pricing, Seats.io integration, BullMQ + Kafka async fulfillment, 900+ TS modules in ticketing alone.
All-in-one workspace for agencies: CRM, client portal, projects, invoicing, org branding, contracts, documents. Token-based public invoice links, super-admin platform layer, OpenAI-powered assistants on leads + activities + chat. PDFKit invoices, Mailgun email, BullMQ jobs, production-ready Postgres + Redis.
Production cross-platform CRM (iOS + Android + PWA) for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical service businesses. 50+ feature modules across owner / sub-agent / technician roles. Shipped core ticket, technician, and estimate modules — background GPS tracking, Leaflet job maps with clustering + routing, on-site photo + signature capture, FullCalendar scheduling, ApexCharts analytics, and native in-app subscriptions on both stores.
Three-tier product for energy / HVAC field ops. Express + Postgres backend with real ticket lifecycle endpoints (start → block → close → approval), Angular 17 admin for partners and dispatch, Ionic 8 + Capacitor 8 technician app with push, haptics, network plugins. Stripe + Firebase Admin integrations.
Mobile app guiding users step-by-step through Umrah and Hajj rituals — Tawaf, Sai, Zamzam, Haram entry, day-by-day Hajj flows. Native push notifications, share, haptics, device info, offline-friendly content. Location-specific duas and structured guided paths.
From teaching assistant at Coding Ninjas to enterprise ticketing at Ticmint — five chapters across edtech, agency product design, field-ops CRMs, and platforms that still run in production.
Teaching assistant
Started here as a TA — reviewing code, running sessions, and helping students ship their first real projects. Where I learned to explain systems clearly and debug under pressure.
Associate software engineer
Built production systems end-to-end — Ticketinry (field-service CRM for trades), Energy TMS (admin + API + technician mobile), and companion apps. Three-tier products, payments, push, and field workflows.
Software engineer
Shipped features inside a high-traffic learning platform — performance, reliability, and navigating large codebases with fast release cycles.
Full-stack engineer
Designed and built service-based products for clients — from UX and visual surfaces through APIs and deploy. WorkOS and similar CRM/workspace tools lived here.
Backend engineer · ticketing
The best stretch yet on a multi-tenant B2B2C ticketing platform — orders, regulatory checkout (DTCM/DCT), Seats.io, BullMQ + Kafka fulfillment across a NestJS monorepo. Still shipping core modules today.
I’m a full-stack engineer who builds the unfun parts— multi-tenant data models, payment + webhook flows, queue-backed fulfillment, role-scoped permissions, mobile apps that survive a bad connection. The stuff that decides whether your product is trusted on day 90.
Five years in, mostly working in NestJS + Angular + NextJS + PostgreSQL, with Ionic + Capacitor when the work goes mobile. I’ve shipped enterprise ticketing platforms, agency CRMs, field-service systems with technician apps, and pilgrimage companions used during Umrah — each one carrying real money, real schedules, or real obligations.
I work end-to-end: data model, API, jobs, UI, mobile, deploy. I prefer small teams and well-scoped engagements. I don’t do estimates that are actually wishes.
And yes — I'm AI-augmented. Claude for architecture sketches and multi-file refactors, Cursor for inline edits and test scaffolding, GPT-5 for SQL and the boring boilerplate. The output ships faster and with more rigour because I'm reviewing the AI, not the other way around.
Talks I've developed from real work — the messy bits of multi-tenant SaaS, async fulfillment, regulatory checkout, and three-tier field-ops products. If your event or podcast wants that flavour, say hi.
A multi-tenant template stack — NestJS + Angular + Postgres + Bull, ready to fork.
1–3 month engagements building SaaS, internal tools, or mobile companions.
Ticmint regulatory ticketing flow + WorkOS client portal + Umrah Guide v2.
Edge-deployed NestJS, Postgres at scale, Capacitor 8 internals.
Claude + Cursor + GPT-5 for spec → code. Linear + pnpm/Rush. Notion for clients.
Vague scopes, hand-rolled auth, and "it’s just a small change."