▍What I've built
A live, HIPAA-compliant platform for home-care and developmental-disability providers across Washington State. Multi-tenant with database-per-tenant isolation, audit-grade controls, and passwordless auth — architected and shipped solo.
carecade.orgA developmental-disability care platform I designed and built end-to-end — client management, web, and operations — serving real clients in Washington State. The kind of domain depth you only get from building the real thing.
aonepluscare.comLaravel, Next.js, Flutter, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, AWS. An event-management platform I taught myself Laravel to build in a single week is still in production years later. I've grown an Arabic-language audience into millions of views — and I'm writing a book to help others land their first client.
Before I ever wrote a line of code, I drew — Captain Majid, faces, cartoons, shapes, color and geometry. My parents encouraged every page of it, and that's where my eye for detail was born. The craft just moved from paper to the screen.
As a boy in Qatar, I watched a programmer turn typed commands into action on a monochrome monitor. That was the revelation — logic is power, and you can build something from nothing. Drawing and code became the same instinct: make something real, and make it beautiful.
I grew up in a big family and took on responsibility younger than most. My mother set the example — steady, capable, never dropping the load. That's the work ethic I bring to everything I build: dependable, accountable, there when it counts.
School wasn't a straight line for me. I learned early that progress is earned, not given — and that the people who finish are the ones who keep going.
Finish what you start.
A software-engineering diploma at Aptech, then a degree in Computing & Information Systems from the University of Portsmouth — much of it through night shifts and distance learning on top of a full workload. And I never stopped teaching myself beyond the curriculum: whatever the next job demanded, I learned it.
Credentials open the door. Range is the edge.
When QatarDebate needed a registration system fast, I taught myself Laravel in a week and shipped a platform that replaced three manual roles. It's still in production more than eight years later.
Action beats anxiety. Ship, then refine.
Years of building for others taught me the value of clear terms and real ownership. Now I put my own time into products I own end to end — from the first sketch to the App Store.
Own the outcome. Put it in writing.
I built A1+ Care to serve people with developmental disabilities, then CareCade to give care providers the compliant infrastructure they'd never had. Software that protects vulnerable people is the work I care about most.
Technology as advocacy.
Let's build something that lasts.