I build the part of the system
nobody sees — until it breaks.
Backend-focused engineer working in Python and Django. I care about the parts of an application most people never look at: the query that has to stay fast at ten thousand rows, the pipeline that keeps running when a page changes shape under it, the API that still makes sense a year later.
01 About
My journey into software engineering started with a simple curiosity: how can an idea become something that actually works? What began with learning how to write code gradually became an interest in understanding how complete systems are designed, built, and made reliable.
As I built more projects, I found myself drawn toward backend engineering working with APIs, databases, automation, and the logic that connects everything together. Along the way, I’ve worked with Python, Django, Django REST Framework, PostgreSQL, Docker, and Java, while taking on freelance work and building solutions around real-world problems.
Today, I enjoy taking complicated requirements and turning them into clean, practical software. I’m still learning, still building, and still curious about what’s possible because for me, software engineering isn’t just about writing code. It’s about building things that matter.
02 Focus
What I reach for by default, and what it's for.
03 Work
Two projects I've spent the most time inside.
An aggregation platform that pulls product data from multiple Egyptian e-commerce sites into one searchable place. The scraping layer runs on Scrapy and Playwright; search is handled by Meilisearch across 10,000+ products with sub-100ms response times. Backend is Django REST Framework, frontend is Next.js with React InstantSearch.
Backend for a construction-services platform, built around a clear permission model and documented endpoints. Social authentication is in progress — Google is complete, Facebook and LinkedIn are being added — with the full API surface documented through Swagger via drf-spectacular.
04 Contact
The fastest way to reach me is email. I read everything, and I reply to what's specific.