Available for select freelance work
Full-stack developer, Egypt.
Frontend is where I am strongest, but a feature that stops at the API boundary is only half-built. C#, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework and SQL Server let me carry the whole thing — which is usually faster and always less to coordinate.
Egypt · Remote
- B.Sc.Computer Science, Mansoura University
- .NETbackend diploma, EraaSoft 2024
- #1GitHub contributor in Egypt, 2023
What you get
End-to-end features
Schema, API and interface designed together, so the data model isn't fighting the screen it has to render into.
REST APIs and authentication
ASP.NET Core APIs with Entity Framework and LINQ over SQL Server, and auth done as a boring, correct thing rather than an improvisation.
Dashboards and internal tools
The unglamorous software a business actually runs on — built for the people who use it eight hours a day.
Web apps and PWAs
Installable, offline-capable applications — I have shipped a Quran PWA and a set of browser extensions that thousands of people use.
Common questions
The things people actually ask before hiring.
- Is one full-stack developer enough for my project?
- For a focused product, usually yes — and you lose a lot of coordination overhead. For something larger I will tell you that plainly rather than take it and stretch.
- Why .NET rather than Node?
- Because it is what I am genuinely good at, and it is a safe long-term choice for business software. If your team is already on Node, that is a reason to hire someone whose main language it is.
- Can you take over an unfinished project?
- Often, yes. It starts with reading the code and giving you an honest assessment of whether continuing or restarting is cheaper — before either of us commits.
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Tell me what you're building.
Describe the problem rather than the spec. You'll get an honest read on the shortest path to solving it — including whether I'm the right person for it.