Product-Minded Frontend
I translate business goals into technical plans, then ship interfaces that feel fast, clear, and trustworthy.
Software Engineer
This is the story version of my career: translating business goals into technical plans, shaping architecture for scale, and shipping under pressure across ecommerce, travel, and market systems.

5+
Years building for the web
4
Product companies
50K+
Peak users served
3
Frameworks in production
I translate business goals into technical plans, then ship interfaces that feel fast, clear, and trustworthy.
From campaign traffic spikes to real-time market data, I build for reliability when the pressure is highest.
Design systems, migrations, and testing discipline that keep large codebases maintainable over time.
I mentor engineers on AdpList and care deeply about helping teams grow their judgment, not just their output.
A few public repositories from my GitHub.
Frontend for Valorians, an interactive game experience built with TypeScript and a modern React stack.
A polished frontend challenge implementation focused on clean component architecture and interaction details.
Full-stack Next.js app using Prisma as a next-generation ORM over PostgreSQL for type-safe data access.
An interactive browser mini-game built in TypeScript, exploring state, animation, and game loop logic.
A TypeScript dashboard for customer-support agents, focused on clear data presentation and workflow.
Essays on frontend performance and framework architecture.
Aug 2023 — Present
Mofid Securities · Tehran
Scale, structure, and market-grade reliability
At Mofid, the work expanded to larger systems and teams: legacy modernization, real-time data, platform quality, and better long-term balance.


Aug 2022 — Jul 2023
AMR Tech · Dubai
Startup velocity, OTA deadlines, and overnight pushes
AMR was fast and ambitious: React performance work, AI-assisted operations, and shipping under tight deadlines without losing quality.


Mar 2021 — Aug 2022
Khanoumi · Tehran
Ecommerce pressure, campaign days, and Vue/Nuxt migration
From coronavirus-era demand shifts to Black Friday spikes, this chapter was about keeping trust and uptime when traffic became intense.

