What I work on

I build APIs and backend applications professionally with FastAPI, Django, and Laravel, working in Python and PHP.

At Jajiga, I separated the high-traffic search feature from the main application and rebuilt it as an independent Laravel service.

I work on slow queries and backend bottlenecks to reduce server load and help applications handle more traffic.

I built a Persian-compatible document converter at Tesmino, using LibreOffice and Unoconv to work with HTML/Blade, PDF, and DOCX.

I build complete web applications and websites, using SvelteKit professionally and React in projects such as Vellum and PromptForge.

My work also includes getting applications deployed and keeping their development workflow organized, using tools such as Docker, Git, and CI/CD.

I build WordPress websites, write custom plugins, and develop lightweight CMS tools to fit a client’s needs.

I teach programming courses as well as hands-on sessions. I help learners move from understanding a concept to building working software.

Alongside freelance web work, I’ve built electronics and automation prototypes with microcontrollers to explore the connection between software and hardware.

Security is part of how I think and live. I start with it when approaching a problem, shaping the architecture, and writing code; OWASP is part of that daily practice.

I create mobile applications alongside my web and desktop software, choosing the approach around the needs of each project.

I develop software for Windows and Linux, not just applications that run in a browser.

I built Sonobe and Yoshi around modular, decoupled architecture. In Sonobe, features can be added as plugins without changing the core.

I build tools that help developers organize work, turn ideas into useful agent prompts, and extend software through clear interfaces and documentation.

I founded Kenvin and lead its work, bringing software development, architecture, and a security-first mindset into the projects we deliver.