My journey into development started with a childhood fascination for how games like Skyrim were built. I wanted to understand the magic behind the screen — so I followed that curiosity to USTHB, where I pursued a Computer Science degree specializing in systems and networks.

During my studies, I didn’t just learn theory — I went all in. I explored full-stack development, built small tools, and kept challenging myself with personal projects. Watching friends around me ship real software lit a fire in me — it pushed me to go from curious learner to confident builder.

My first project was a basic task manager with authentication — nothing fancy, but it taught me how to think like a developer. Since then, I’ve created full e-commerce platforms, real-time systems, and most recently, a complete clinic management desktop app.

One of my proudest moments was contributing to a startup building a platform that combined Slack, Zoom, Excalidraw, Google Calendar, and Microsoft Teams into a single powerful tool. I helped build the backend using Go (Echo), Redis, MongoDB, WebRTC (LiveKit), and websockets. We weren’t just coding — we were solving chaos for teams.

What drives me today is creating things that are not only functional but truly useful. Whether it's making a doctor’s day easier, streamlining collaboration, or deploying a fast backend — I care about impact, not just code.

I’m now pushing forward into my Master’s, improving every day, and looking to collaborate with people who love to build things that matter.