Tech orbit
Tools moving through the same system
Native Apple work, low-level languages, ML tooling, cloud infrastructure, and frontend systems sit in one practical stack.
Build surface
What I like putting under my hands
- SwiftSwiftUICoreML
- I build iOS and macOS apps that feel native, fast, and intentional.
- I work close to platform behavior: instrumentation, app internals, launch flows, analytics, and payments.
- I care about the last mile: App Store details, accessibility, performance, and trust.
- ReactTypeScriptPyTorch
- I ship web apps with React, Astro, Next.js, and TypeScript, with interfaces that stay fast under real use.
- I connect product UI to APIs, data stores, and AI services without hiding complexity in brittle glue code.
- I prototype useful LLM and ML features with PyTorch, Hugging Face, and pragmatic evaluation loops.
- LinuxDockerCloudflare
- I use Linux, Docker, AWS, Azure, and Cloudflare to keep systems deployable and observable.
- I enjoy reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis because it reveals how software behaves under pressure.
- I prefer systems that are easy to inspect, easy to recover, and hard to misuse.
Operating system
How I think, build, and collaborate
- native UXsystemsperformance
- Apple platforms are my center of gravity: SwiftUI, Objective-C, app internals, and CoreML-backed interactions.
- I use Linux and cloud systems to keep product work reproducible, observable, and easy to ship.
- The best interface is usually the one where the hard engineering disappears from the user's hand.
- reverse engineeringLLMsdebugging
- I enjoy taking software apart until the real behavior is visible.
- I build AI features with a bias toward evaluation, constraints, and clear failure modes.
- When something breaks, I want evidence: traces, logs, repros, and small experiments.
- EnglishArabicFrench
- I work across English and Arabic, and I am learning French.
- I like teams that write down decisions, expose assumptions, and move quickly without hiding risk.
- Mentoring, workshops, and community work matter because software is still a people system.
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