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* 15+ years of experience in software development. * 7 years of building apps with NodeJS, React and Angular. * 5 years of hands-on work with cloud-based. * Solid background in computer science and software development. * Proficient in important practices like Clean Code, Refactoring, Test Automation, and CI/CD. * Exceptional at solving problems and learning new technologies quickly.
I am a senior full-stack & DevOps developer with a track record of maintaining distributed infrastructure, recent deep experience in large-scale data pipelines and a growing skillset and interest in applied AI/LLM integration. My recent work at an e-commerce search engine startup had me building and maintaining scrapers and a data pipeline that ingested over 10M product SKUs into an OpenSearch index, which was used for hybrid vector+lexical product search, enriched with LLM signals extracted as part of the pipeline. I've used reranking techniques like RRF to enhance relevance after retrieval, and RAG/grounding for features that answered personalized user queries with recommendations grounded in real customer reviews. My earlier work was heavily full-stack and always involved infrastructure where I often built and supported systems end-to-end, very often in context of a regulated market - with great examples like Deckard (PropTech/GovTech), Sick Children's Hospital/RareConnect (Healthcare-adjacent), and Ethoca \[now MasterCard\] (FinTech). I've also led IaC initiatives at Ethoca (Chef/Ansible, in 2016-17), and even implemented IaC from scratch for two startups - Pastel Labs (Terraform automation of AWS infrastructure for a B2B SaaS and a tutoring marketplace, in 2021), and Rilara (Pulumi for AWS infrastructure of their e-commerce product, in 2025-26). My startup experience is proven track record of working independently, but I also thrive as part of a team, with most recent example of being part of Deckard's distributed remote engineering team of 25+ people spread across the US and Australian timezones. Claude Code is part of my everyday workflow, and I am happy to consider myself a relatively-older senior developer who has successfully adapted to an AI-assisted/AI-first SDLC without compromising the quality of my work. I would be very excited to continue my journey with an opportunity in healthcare or finance, where I could apply my IaC skills while continuing to explore the world of LLM applications to improve user experience in these regulated environments. Should you have any questions about any of the background I mentioned here or on the attached resume, I would be glad to answer them in an interview at a time of your convenience. Thank you!
I am 2013 CS graduate having 10+ years of work experience in web and hybrid mobile development. My area of expertise is Full stack development with JavaScript as the primary tech stack. I work with all kinds of modern Javascript frameworks like React, Next.js, Vue, Node.js, Deno, Typescript Other technologies I work with include MySQL, Postgres, Supabase, Vercel, Docker, AWS, Ionic, Electron.js, Tauri I have experience developing Web, Hybrid mobile applications and Desktop applications My latest experience involve end to end feature development with AI Integrations and specialization in building interfaces for AI-native applications that require high transparency, audit trails, and source attribution.
Hey there! I'm Owais Jamil and I’m a software engineer with roots in New England and Austin, TX. Right now I’m enrolled as a master’s candidate at the University of Texas, most recently worked as a senior backend engineer at Edlink. I have experience working on mobile and web apps, and have tutored and taught others in the past.
With years of experience in finance, web3, and education, i specialize in developing cloud-based applications. I've led key roles in large projects, optimizing processes, server managements, and system performance for efficiency. My dynamic problem-solving approach drives creative solutions, always staying updated with the latest technical breakthroughs to enhance my skills.
I’m a senior mobile + backend engineer with 20+ years in software (PHP since 2002; professional since 2005) and 10+ years building mobile apps. I help teams ship and stabilize real products—especially apps that are “almost done” but stuck on crashes, performance, flaky networking, or release blockers. What I can help you with (fast, practical): • iOS (Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit): crash fixes, performance/memory, concurrency issues, architecture cleanup • Flutter (iOS/Android/macOS): reliability, state consistency, networking/retry behavior, release readiness • Backend stability (PHP/Laravel or custom, Python/Django, Rails): idempotency, queues, DB performance, webhook safety • Firebase + mobile reliability: Auth/Firestore rules, Cloud Functions patterns, analytics/instrumentation • Monetization + shipping: RevenueCat/IAP reliability, App Store Connect/Play Console, CI/CD, rejection handling Recent work includes taking a messy iOS codebase (CakeClub) to production-ready with a Firebase Cloud Functions v2 backend, stronger security patterns, CI/release automation, and RevenueCat integration; and delivering major cross-platform Flutter work (BillBlaster) including design refinements, admin tooling, and push notification features. If you come with logs/screenshots (Crashlytics traces, network errors, repro steps), I’ll give you a clear diagnosis and a prioritized fix plan—and if it makes sense, I can execute the fixes as a focused sprint.
I'm a Software Engineer who loves getting into the nitty gritty technical details and solving problems. In my professional life I develop Windows or Web software with a strong focus on .Net. In my private life I've tinkered with electronics such as Arduino's, RaspberryPi, STM32 Nucleo. I also use Linux, and maintain various open source packages, little projects I created for fun. I also have a passion for computer languages, human languages, computer parsers, and human writing systems.
I've been a developer for quite some time now and have sailed the tides of technology far and wide. My language language of choice is TypeScript these days, but I can roll with most of the common ones. I'm also particularly good at the design level, when it comes down to actually understanding the business requirements and translating that into a solution. I've worked across quite a few domains and know how to get acquainted with their intricacies, what questions to ask and where to prod. So, if you're in need of someone who's probably already trodden this road before, be it that crazy code you inherited from a legacy codebase and for some reason won't work anymores or that crazy thing the designers came up with and now it's time to make it into a reality, hit me up!
Being a software developer is more than just learning to program in a computer language. I have been building .NET web apps for years and multiplayer games since 2015, using Unity 3D using Photon Fusion (server-authoritative). I have also designed and/or worked on enterprise web sites from concept to deployment, some high-profile projects. I have served as a Senior or Lead Developer for years, mentoring other developers and encouraging them to use the latest technologies and best practices. For tutoring, I would focus on teaching design patterns, using events and encapsulation when designing applications and reinforcing the need to keep your skillset current as new technologies are released. I can give advice on how to focus your learning efforts to target specific types of development positions, and interviewing advice for finding a position within a software company. I had been a developer in C++ for about 10 years prior to using C# and focused on web technologies prior to working with Unity 3D. While I have primarily been using Unity 3D and Microsoft .NET / C# recently, I have also utilized legacy technologies like Classic ASP, VB and [VB.NET](http://vb.net/), COM/DCOM, worked with Linux/PHP/MySQL from time to time, and worked with the Microsoft SQL Server/Express/CE products for 10+ years. I also have formal SCRUM training, which is used by many companies for handling team project management. For Unity 3D multiplayer networking projects I typically work with and recommend Photon Fusion along with PlayFab integrations, PlayFab Matchmaking, and PlayFab GameServers. If your college project is a "Concept to POC" type of project where the Proof of Concept is the working software required for a grade, then I will also teach you to use a Git repository to manage the project (or Plastic/UVCS for Unity projects). I can help you document the Project Scope, Functional Specs, create Design Documents, and build the presentation for your college project. We can build completed projects in a short time, both the user interface and the server components as needed. My focuses are Unity 3D, Photon Fusion, PlayFab, C#, .NET Core, [ABP.io](http://abp.io/) backend (Blazor/.NET MVC/SQL Server)
I'm a fullstack developer with major experience on the web, relational databases, APIs, microservice architecture using .net framework / .net core. I also develop single page apps using ES6/React. I build applications that are highly scalable, maintainable and testable
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