About
I'm a software engineer from the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon, currently in Jeddah.
I joined a university robotics club at sixteen and ended up teaching in it. Building and teaching have run in parallel ever since — and they turned out to be the same skill pointed at different audiences. Explaining a migration plan to a client who is worried about downtime is not a different job from explaining a for-loop to a fourteen-year-old.
Trajectory
- Aug 2026 —Senior Tech Consultant · EY
- 2025 —ICT & STEAM Teacher · NASA International Schools, Jeddah
- 2025 —Software Engineer (contract) · Al Afdal News
- 2025Web Development Instructor · SE Factory
- 2024 – 2025Software Engineer · Blox.online
- 2024Full Stack Developer · Stitches Studios
- 2023Web Developer · Social Media Doctors
- 2022 – 2023Robotics Teacher · Al Abrar Educational Center
- 2018 – 2024Robotics & Tech Trainer · LIU RoboTech Club
Education
- 2023 – 2025M.S. Computer Science · Lebanese International University
- 2020 – 2023B.S. Computer Science · Lebanese International University
How I work
Most of my work now runs through an AI-assisted loop, and the part worth talking about is not the model — it's the conventions around it. Every repo carries a written brief: the constraints, the voice, the decisions already made and why. A session starts from context instead of from scratch, and the output is arguable rather than merely plausible.
The receipts are in synkt (opens in a new tab) — the conventions files themselves, not a description of them.
What I don't hand over: schema design, anything with a migration path, and any decision I would have to defend to the person paying for it. Generated code is cheap to produce and expensive to be wrong about, and in production only the second half of that sentence matters.
Community
I've been involved in Lebanese scouting most of my life. These are the things I've built with the most users who never once asked what they were written in.
scoutscompass (opens in a new tab)بوصلة الكشاف
A scouting reference used across Lebanon. My work here was information architecture and content design in Arabic — it runs on Google Sites, and claiming it as engineering would be a stretch.
scout-toolkit (opens in a new tab)
Small tools for running scout activities.
muslimscout-lb (opens in a new tab)
Work for the Muslim Scout Association in Lebanon.
Elsewhere
GitHub (opens in a new tab) for the repos, including the ones that went nowhere. Instagram (opens in a new tab) for the photography — not what I do for a living, and the reason I notice when an interface is ugly.