Experience

I work on backend services for ERP products that have to keep up with changing business rules. Most of the effort goes into making the system predictable for the next developer who has to add a module, investigate an issue, or trace an approval.

• Build ASP.NET Core services for ERP modules with the data model, API contracts, and operational workflows kept close together
• Use CQRS, MediatR, and Clean Architecture when they make a complicated flow easier to reason about, not as decoration
• Support Angular frontends through REST APIs and work through the integration details with the rest of the team

Worked on the backend architecture behind ERP modules where approvals, audit trails, and business rules were more important than a quick CRUD screen. The challenge was making complex flows clear enough to maintain.

• Built and organized modules for access control, transactions, finance, inventory, and reporting in a .NET monolith
• Used CQRS and MediatR where approval steps and audit history needed a clear path through the system
• Worked through the everyday integration work between ERP modules, validation rules, and the data they share

Built the backend for a multi-tenant product where tenant boundaries, authentication, payments, and media all had to work together without turning the codebase into one large module.

• Designed modular NestJS and TypeScript services around Prisma, with clean boundaries between the product areas
• Implemented Clerk and Passport authentication alongside Stripe payments and the access rules that go with them
• Connected Supabase real-time updates, Cloudinary media handling, and Swagger documentation for a smoother handoff to consumers of the API

Joined a remote product team to make the frontend feel solid on real devices, while working closely with backend developers so the UI did not drift away from the API.

• Built responsive Angular and React screens with attention to the rough edges that show up on smaller devices
• Worked with backend teammates on API integration, loading states, and the small failure cases that matter in production
• Refactored UI pieces that had become hard to maintain and fixed interaction details along the way

Worked across the stack on business applications where the important part was not just making a screen work, but keeping the workflow, data, and integrations reliable for the people using them every day.

• Delivered ASP.NET Web API, Angular, and SQL Server features for enterprise applications, from database work through the interface
• Integrated Geidea payments for SAR transactions and handled the surrounding API flow instead of treating payments as a black box
• Added Twilio SMS notifications and Zoom video-call flows where real-time communication was part of the product
• Prepared deployments with Docker and Azure, while keeping the codebase structured enough to change safely

I take client ideas from the first API sketch to a deployed product. The work has ranged from booking and commerce systems to learning tools, usually with a backend that has to stay understandable after the first version ships.

• Built secure APIs around JWT and OAuth2, then connected the practical pieces clients need: Stripe, Twilio, payments, and notifications
• Car rental platform: a NestJS, TypeScript, and Prisma backend with Clerk and Passport authentication, Supabase for storage, and Swagger docs that the frontend team could actually use
• Taafeei clinic booking system: ASP.NET Core MVC with Google OAuth, Geidea payments, Twilio alerts, Zoom calls, Docker, and Azure deployment
• Dross learning platform: ASP.NET Core and Angular with Firebase real-time messaging, course management, SQL Server, and Entity Framework

Deliver backend training for more than 100 students, with a focus on what it takes to turn course material into an application someone else can run and understand.

• Cover ASP.NET Web API, C#, SQL, and MERN, then connect the topics through small projects rather than treating them as separate chapters
• Teach REST API development, authentication, and MVC patterns through hands-on work, including the mistakes that usually appear the first time
• Mentor students on Git and GitHub, code reviews, engineering basics, and how to deploy a full-stack project without guessing

Teach by building. The sessions move beyond slides into implementation, debugging, and the decisions students run into when a frontend has to talk to a real backend.

• Run backend labs around .NET implementation, project structure, and the habits that make a codebase easier to work in
• Help students build full-stack applications with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Firebase instead of stopping at isolated exercises
• Walk through backend-to-frontend integration and real-time features, including the debugging that comes with both