MVP to production
From a spec or an AI-built prototype to a product real customers pay for: auth, payments, data and deploys handled properly. Weeks, not quarters.
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Open to remote roles · taking select freelance projects
I own the software
your business runs on.
Full-stack product engineer, 5+ years. I design, ship and run SaaS and commerce platforms, including Odigix, a gift card marketplace with 30,000+ registered users, local card payments and automated delivery from third-party suppliers. I use coding agents every day; I'm accountable for what ships.
In productionOdigixRooqnGoStoreAutofacture DZ
- Registered users on Odigix
- 30k+
- Languages in production, Arabic RTL included
- 3
- Production MVPs in 90 days, as team lead
- 3
- Years shipping to production
- 5+
What I can take off your plate.
How I usually work with founders and teams. Every engagement starts with an honest read of what you actually need.
AI features in your product
RAG over your documents, LLM automation, voice transcription — designed around cost, latency and the ways models fail. Shipped in DocmateAI.
Learn moreRescue & audit
Your app was built fast — maybe with AI — and now it breaks under real use. A fixed-fee audit first, then I fix what matters and make it safe to grow.
Learn morePayments & commerce in Algeria
CIB and Edahabia cards through SlickPay, OneClick, and local couriers — behind one interface, with idempotent processing and a ledger so no payment is lost.
Learn moreHow I work
- Coding agents write a lot of the code. I decide what gets built and review every change before it ships.
- Production first: monitoring, backups and rollbacks from day one.
- One engineer end to end — no handoffs, no lost context.
- Plain-language updates: you always know what's done, what's next and what's risky.
Software built to be used, not demoed.
Production systems I designed, built and kept running. Real users, real money, real constraints.
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A digital gift card marketplace in Algeria. 30,000+ registered users buy PlayStation credits, Netflix subscriptions and mobile top-ups with local payment methods that actually work.
Laravel APINext.jsInertia + ReactLaravel MCP
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DocmateAIHealthcare Social & AI Platform
A social platform for healthcare professionals with AI-powered document analysis, real-time messaging, and a Chrome extension for quick access. Built during my time at The Trybe — now deprecated but technically interesting.
LaravelVue.jsInertia.jsChrome Extension
Read case studyThe backend panel that powers Odigix's wholesale operations. Resellers manage their inventory, track margins, and reconcile accounts — all in real time.
LaravelVue.jsInertia.jsREST APIs
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Think Shopify, but built for Algerian merchants who need Arabic/French storefronts, local payment gateways, and delivery integrations that actually work in Algeria.
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLpg-boss
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Invoicing tool built for Algeria's auto-entrepreneurs — the self-employed workers who need to generate compliant invoices but don't want to deal with accounting software designed for enterprises.
LaravelVue.jsInertia.jsMySQL
Read case studyWhere the work went live.
Five years across a startup studio, a brand agency and a product company. The pattern everywhere: take ownership, deliver fast, keep it running.
Full history on LinkedInDownload CV (PDF)MSc Computer Science, Computer Networks - Saad Dahlab University. Distributed systems and high-concurrency architectures.
Software Engineer
Odigix/Full-Time
Jan 2026 – Present
- Moving the storefront to Next.js (React) for SEO, and replacing the Laravel Nova admin with a custom admin built with Laravel, Inertia and React.
- Exposed admin operations to AI assistants through an MCP server built with Laravel MCP.
- Shipped Rooqn, the B2B wholesale panel, with real-time pricing and ledger reconciliation.
Backend Engineer
Odigix/Freelance
2023 – Dec 2025
- Designed the API and order pipeline: payment, purchase from third-party suppliers, encrypted code delivery by email and WhatsApp (Evolution API).
- One payment interface and ledger for SlickPay and OneClick, with idempotent processing so a retried notification never pays or delivers twice.
- Per-supplier rate limiting, idempotent retries and circuit breakers kept orders correct when suppliers were slow or down.
Technical Team Lead
The Trybe (Startup Studio)/Team Lead
Mar 2025 – Dec 2025
- Led 4 full-stack developers across concurrent client projects and the studio roadmap.
- Launched 3 production MVPs in 90 days on standardized CI/CD and modular architecture.
Software Engineer
The Trybe/Full-Stack
Jun 2023 – Mar 2025
- DocmateAI: medical RAG over journals, Whisper transcription, PII-safe consultation notes.
- Production & Supply Chain ERP with real-time inventory and procurement workflows.
- Logistics matching engine: real-time geolocation and demand-supply matching.
Web Developer
Zone (Brand Agency)/Web Development
Jul 2020 – May 2022
- IMMA multi-tenant LMS with student/teacher portals and automated reporting.
- End-to-end delivery of client web applications from brief to launch.
The stack behind it.
Backend, frontend, payments, AI and infrastructure — what I use in production.
Backend & APIs
- PHP (Laravel)
- TypeScript (Node.js, AdonisJS)
- Python (FastAPI)
- REST APIs
- Queues & workers (Horizon, pg-boss)
- WhatsApp messaging (Evolution API)
Frontend
- Vue.js / Nuxt
- Inertia.js
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Arabic RTL layouts
Payments & commerce (Algeria)
- SlickPay (CIB, Edahabia)
- OneClick
- Idempotent payment processing
- Courier APIs (ZR Express, Maystro)
- Payment ledgers & reconciliation
AI & LLM features
- OpenAI & Anthropic APIs
- RAG with pgvector
- MCP servers (Laravel MCP)
- Whisper transcription
- PII de-identification
- Claude Code (Fable, Opus)
- Antigravity (Gemini)
Data & infrastructure
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Redis
- Docker
- Caddy & Nginx
- PM2
- VPS (Hetzner, DigitalOcean)
Engineering practices
- CI/CD (GitHub Actions)
- Architecture & design
- Reviewing agent-written code
- Refactoring legacy code
- Leading & mentoring a team of 4
Tell me what you're building.
A product idea, an AI prototype that needs to grow up, or a system that's breaking. I'll give you an honest read on how I'd approach it.