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A LITTLE ABOUT ME

From a Nokia N73 to enterprise architecture

I started with a question: how are the applications on my phone built? That curiosity still drives my work, now applied to understanding business problems and building systems whose parts work well together.

Bachelor's Degree in Software Engineering
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Approximate Gregorian years, converted from the Solar Hijri calendar.

01

2010 - 2012

Curiosity, a first app and Android

I owned a Nokia N73 running Symbian. Wanting to understand its applications led me to learn programming and run my first simple app. After entering a computer studies program, I began Android development with Java and Eclipse around 2011. Many early experiments never became commercial products, but they taught me problem-solving and independent learning.

02

2013 - 2015

A first commercial project and real customer needs

My first commercial project was a recruitment app. At Imen Tak Dadeh Imen, I worked on custom apps, classifieds, a Bluetooth multiplayer word game and file transfer software for a photo printing business. These projects introduced me to building software around real customer requirements.

03

2016 - 2018

Freelancing, vehicle services and B2B sales

As a freelancer, I developed a vehicle service and mechanic appointment app with maintenance records and reminders. In 1396 of the Solar Hijri calendar (2017–2018), we launched Argan Pakhsh for an automotive parts distributor and published it on Cafe Bazaar, connecting the company with many auto parts stores across Iran. Operational experience from this project later informed its rewrite with higher performance and quality and a multi-tenant architecture for distributors and suppliers.

04

From 2019

From individual features to the whole system

I wanted to participate in client discussions, requirements analysis, database and API design, and architecture decisions. I began backend work with ASP.NET Web Forms and VB.NET before moving to ASP.NET Core. Since around 2019, backend architecture and extensible systems have been my main focus, alongside full-stack development and administrative interfaces.

05

From 2021

International collaboration and broader technical responsibility

Work with international teams brought blockchain, Web3 and DEX projects into my experience. In a support platform project, I worked on backend services, APIs, databases and part of the architecture while coordinating and managing frontend developers. B2B platforms and internal development tools remain a significant part of my work.

How I approach a project

Clarify the need

Before choosing technology, I work to understand the business process, users and constraints, and discuss the approach with the client.

Design the connections

I see data, APIs, permissions, external services and interfaces as parts of one system rather than isolated tasks.

Build for what comes next

Modular architecture and reusable libraries help keep future changes and ongoing maintenance manageable.

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What gives my journey meaning

My beliefs & worldview

Monotheism

I believe in one, incomparable God, whose knowledge and will encompass all existence. To me, God is a close and compassionate source of support, hope and guidance, even when I cannot see the whole path ahead.

Alongside effort, responsibility and the choices we make, I believe we also need the ability to trust. Trust in God means doing my part with care and commitment, and entrusting what lies beyond my control to Him. We cannot control everything, yet nothing lies outside the order of this world.

This outlook shapes how I live and make decisions. It helps me approach the unknown with hope, find opportunities to learn through hardship and appreciate what I have. For me, faith finds meaning in everyday life: doing my work well, taking responsibility for my choices and continuing with peace of mind.