I got into this as a teenager, running a blog about Windows and Linux customisation and breaking its theme over and over until HTML and CSS made sense. That turned into freelancing, then into product teams in Islamabad and, since 2020, in Austria.
These days I’m a frontend specialist who doesn’t stop at the API boundary. I like owning a feature from the migration to the last pixel, writing tests that catch real bugs, and leaving a codebase easier to work in than I found it.
I still tweak my dotfiles more than I should. That’s more or less why this site looks like Neovim.
## Education
-BS Software Engineering, COMSATS University Islamabad (2015 – 2019)
- Best Freelancer award, ILC COMSATS
- Runner-up in web development at Softec and NaSCon
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experience
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// six roles, newest first. click a fold, or press za to open them all
Platomics · Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack2024 – now
where:"Dornbirn, remote",
–Took a new product from concept to MVP and set most of its architecture: Angular and Nx in front, Spring Boot behind.
–Ship production releases on Kubernetes with GitOps (Flux), and write the Java APIs and database migrations when a feature needs them.
–Built Python pipelines that use LLMs and RAG to read technical documents and create manufacturer product data without manual entry.
–Introduced Playwright end-to-end and visual regression tests; build shared Storybook components with the frontend guild.
–Review, pair with and mentor the junior engineers on the team.
OK Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, NgRx. Where I’m most at home
OK Nx monorepos, shared libraries, Storybook design systems
OK React and Next.js when the project calls for it
quality
OK Playwright, Cypress, Jest; visual regression in CI
OK Code review, pairing, mentoring
backend & delivery
OK Node/Express, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL
OK Docker, Kubernetes, GitOps with Flux, GitLab CI
OK Python pipelines with LLMs and RAG
languages
OK English: fluent
WARNING German: B1, still improving
local
side_projects
= {
-- things built outside the day job
consumer · mobile
Wallpaper app
A wallpaper app on the App Store, written with web tech and shipped as a native app through Capacitor.
Next.jsReactCapacitor
health · realtime
Salama
Hospital staff watch incoming ambulances on a live map and see the patient’s condition before arrival. Angular dashboard, Node API, Flutter apps, FHIR data, Stripe and push notifications.
AngularNode.jsFlutterFHIR
}
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# A role, a side project, or just shop talk: email works best.