I'm always curious about how things work and why it works. I've being coding since I was 15
and I got my first job at 19. When I'm free, I work on side projects or learn new skills.
When my brain is like: "bruh, can I have a break", I watch Movies/TV Shows, or play
games.
I'm a contagious developer, I like to infect others with what I've learned so far.
I'm challenged to think out of the box, work and lead a team of developers working on various projects in a big data based software that helps e-commerce websites to increase their sales by monitoring internal and external factors.
As a Freelancer Software Engineer, I'm working with many businesses on various projects
I share my knowledge and my expertise and help the company to decide which technologies and solutions to use in their clients projects
I worked on building an iOS Mobile app, also in it's backend API, bug fixing and updates on other projects.
I worked on building a website to stream educational videos for high school students organized by subjects and lessons.
A communication Gateway to integrate with apps, to manage and send SMS, Notifications and deliver messages
An online management platform for private schools
A platform for online sellers to manage customers, products and orders, linked with Facebook, Instagram and Google Shopping
I developed an E-Commerce website for Brasal Company, to sell cosmetics
products.
This Website is developed from scratch using OudyPlat.
A Social Cloud for Students (High school), this website allows users to
find and share educational files (exercises, courses in different
formats Images, PDF, Word, PowerPoint and Excel). This website built to
be accessible via every device has a web browser (responsive).
The
website allows registered users to see only documents that are opportune
for them after specifying their level and sector.
There're projects I can't include here due to my agreement to NDAs, also dump ones that I thought they were cool at that moment (but I learned a lot doing working on them)
I published source code of Tools, Frameworks and Projects I made on GitHub, I also contributed to other open sourced projects (fixing bugs, interducing features)
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