Software Developer building high-concurrency distributed systems with Go, React, and Next.js
I am a Backend Developer and Computer Science graduate from ISI Ariana. I specialize in building distributed systems and microservices, with a focus on performance and scalability.
During my final year internship, I contributed to a high-load project intended for airport infrastructure. This opportunity helped me master Go and deep-dive into microservices architecture, where I learned to handle significant traffic and complex asynchronous communications.
I believe in writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code. I prefer simple solutions that are easy to understand and robust enough to handle real-world demands. Beyond coding, I am passionate about sharing knowledge. As the former Head of the High-Level Programming Department at Freeways Club, I led workshops on Git, Linux, and web fundamentals, helping other students build their technical foundations.
I am always looking to learn new tools, automate repetitive tasks, and contribute to open-source software while crafting impactful engineering solutions.

The Primeagen energy I try to channel into my work.
NATS
NATSFocused on securing IT systems, networks, and embedded systems. Builds on my backend engineering background with a security-first lens — network and infrastructure security, secure system design, and risk management for real-world ICT environments.
A broad, hands-on foundation across the core of computer science — computer architecture, operating systems, algorithms and data structures, databases, computer networks, full-stack web development, and an introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning. That mix of low-level systems knowledge and modern software engineering practice — combined with real production experience at Asteroidea during my final year — shaped how I approach backend engineering today: understanding not just how to build a system, but how it actually runs underneath.
An integrated parking management platform (POS + Backoffice) built for Asteroidea, with event-driven microservices in Go and hardware integrations for printers, barriers, and cameras. Started as my final-year internship (PFE) project, now an ongoing freelance engagement.
A terminal user interface (TUI) tool built in Go with Bubble Tea that lets you quickly perform system actions like logout, suspend, reboot, or power off—ideal for tiling window manager users.
A full-stack learning management system inspired by Google Classroom. Teachers create quizzes and manage classrooms; students join, submit work, and get instant feedback. Includes JWT auth, role-based access, and responsive UI.
NATSLet's connect. Whether you have a question, a project idea, or just want to say hi — my inbox is always open.
