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Building DigitalExperiencesThat Matter.

Senior Frontend & React Engineer. System Architect. Code Craftsman.

Build systems that scale before they break.
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Building digital experiences that matter

I'm passionate about creating fast, accessible, and beautiful web experiences. With a solid foundation in software engineering and JavaScript, I can work with any frontend framework—React, Vue, Angular, or others. Currently, I specialize in building scalable UI systems using React, Next.js, and TypeScript. Based in Dubai, I focus on web development and performance optimization.

I believe great software is invisible—it just works. My focus is on performance optimization, clean architecture, and user experience that delights. Currently based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, I work with teams worldwide to ship products that users love.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

7+ Years

Frontend Experience

50+ Projects

Delivered Successfully

Performance First

Core Web Vitals Optimized

Log_01: Professional Journey

Jul 2024 - Present|XD.AI (Dubai Municipality Projects)

Senior Software Engineer

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Working on large-scale government platforms for Dubai Municipality, building high-performance, scalable frontend systems used by millions of users across the city.

ReactTypeScriptViteRedux Toolkit+4
Aug 2020 - Jul 2024|Pharaoh Soft Ltd

Senior Frontend Engineer

Cairo, Egypt

Led frontend development for SaaS, enterprise, ERP, POS, and government platforms, delivering scalable systems for regional and international clients.

ReactReact NativeExpoNext.js+8
Mar 2019 - Aug 2020|Farah Egypt

Frontend Engineer

Cairo, Egypt

Developed customer-facing web and mobile platforms with a strong focus on usability, performance, and scalable UI architecture.

ReactReact NativeReact HooksTypeScript+3
Apr 2018 - Mar 2019|Upwork

Software Engineer (Freelance)

Remote

Delivered frontend and full-stack solutions for global clients across multiple industries with a focus on performance and reliability.

ReactJavaScriptTypeScriptNode.js+1

Log_02: Technical Blueprints

Montaji Plus (PSH) Product Registration and Import Export Platform
PRJ_01

Montaji Plus (PSH) Product Registration and Import Export Platform

Dubai Municipality platform for product registration, import/export workflows, and compliance checks built for large-scale, data-heavy operations.

ReactTypeScript
Deployed
Shared React Component Library (RCL) for Dubai Government Platforms
PRJ_02

Shared React Component Library (RCL) for Dubai Government Platforms

Shared React component library built for Dubai Government platforms to unify the design system across multiple services, accelerating delivery and enforcing consistent, accessible UI standards.

ReactTypeScript
Deployed
Philip Morris × Jumia Logistics Middleware (UI and Integration)
PRJ_03

Philip Morris × Jumia Logistics Middleware (UI and Integration)

Cross-border logistics middleware providing synchronized visibility into orders and shipments across multiple countries through integration-driven UI workflows.

ReactTypeScript
Deployed
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  • Dense array slots transitioning through holes and mixed elements into keyed storage
    12 min

    JavaScript Array Internals: Memory Layout Without the Myths

    JavaScript arrays are objects with specialized element storage: engines may pack dense indexed elements contiguously, but holes, mixed types, and properties force more general representations.

    • javascript
    • performance
    • memory
    • v8
  • Layered scheduling lanes feeding two fiber trees through an orange render and commit boundary
    16 minReact Fiber Internals · Part 2

    React Fiber: Buffers, Hooks, Lanes, and Commit

    Work-in-progress buffers hold the next tree, hooks store state on fibers, lanes prioritize updates, and commit applies the finished tree in a short, ordered phase.

    • react
    • fiber
    • hooks
    • concurrent
    • frontend
  • Abstract fiber tree with an orange route tracing the depth-first traversal between nodes
    14 minReact Fiber Internals · Part 1

    React Fiber: How the Tree Walk and Work Loop Actually Run

    Fiber walks units of work depth-first, can pause between units, and only finishes a tree when the work loop completes without higher-priority interruption.

    • react
    • fiber
    • performance
    • frontend

Log_03: Parts List & Inventory

CategorySpecification ItemsProficiency
Core Technologies
JavaScript (ES6+)TypeScriptHTML5/CSS3Python
Architecture
MicroservicesEvent-DrivenServerlessREST & GraphQL
Tooling & Ops
DockerKubernetesAWS (EC2, S3, Lambda)CI/CD

+ 12 additional categories in full inventory

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Log_04: Correspondence

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