Software Engineer · Dubai, UAE
I build things, and I show my work.
Backend systems, developer tooling, and the unglamorous infrastructure that decides whether a team ships weekly or never.
What I do
Designing services that survive traffic spikes, partial outages, and the migration nobody wanted to do. I care about the failure modes more than the happy path.
Build pipelines, internal CLIs, and the unglamorous infrastructure that decides whether a team ships weekly or quarterly.
Reading old code without judgement, finding the load-bearing parts, and replacing them a piece at a time while the thing stays live.
Proof
Open source
A CLI and component kit that turns an empty folder into a responsive, production-ready site in one command — for developers who would rather ship than spend a weekend wiring up build tools. 1.8k stars, used on 300+ live sites.
View repository ↗Shipped at work
A live map of where your things are — car, laptop, tags, anything with a radio. I built the ingest pipeline behind it: 40k pings a second from devices across six continents, light enough on battery that people leave it running.
Read the write-up →Side project
Every morning it pulls Dubai's air quality readings and renders them as a generative poster — a year of the city's air as 365 prints. Started as an excuse to learn WebGL, and it is now the thing people ask me about most.
Try it →Writing & talks
Contact
Good at replying to specific questions. Slower with recruiters who haven't read this page.
