SOFTWARE ENGINEER · SULAYMANIYAH, IRAQ

I build software
from the first click
to the database.

I’m Mohammed, founder at Evolvm. I connect dependable backend systems to thoughtful interfaces—and take the product all the way through launch.

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PRODUCT ENGINEERING / 01IN PROGRESS

⌘API LAYERContracts & auth

◫DATA LAYERState & integrity

⌁ASYNC WORKQueues & events

▧INTERFACEOne clear next step

MFULL PRODUCT
OWNERSHIP

MODEL THE REAL SYSTEMSHIP THE USEFUL SLICERUN IT WITH CARE

02 EXPERIENCE & EDUCATION

Earned in the
work itself.

MAR — SEP 2026 CONTRACT

Software Engineer & Project Manager

Meducate · Medical education platform

Architected and built a production backend, admin surface, secure authentication, audit trail, background jobs and cloud media pipeline.

MAR 2025 — MAR 2026

Full Stack Software Engineer

American University of Iraq–Sulaimani

Designed and built an automated exam scheduling system that generated optimized final timetables for thousands of students.

JUL 2024 — MAR 2025

Freelance Software Engineer

Independent · Remote

Delivered custom websites and backend systems, taking projects from requirements through build and handoff.

OCT 2022 — DEC 2026

B.S. Software Engineering

American University of Iraq–Sulaimani · Minor in Business Management

Building the technical foundation alongside shipped work and real product responsibility.

03 END-TO-END BY DEFAULT

Good software is
a connected system.

I work across the boundaries where products often come apart: the contract between client and API, the moment data changes, and the path from a finished feature to a dependable service.

01 / CAPABILITY{ }

Backend that holds up.

APIs, data models, queues and integrations designed around correctness, useful failure modes and the people who will run them.

Node.js · Go · PostgreSQL · Redis

02 / CAPABILITY▱

Interfaces that make sense.

Responsive product UI that turns complicated systems into clear workflows, with the keyboard, small screens and edge cases in mind.

React · Next.js · TypeScript · Expo

03 / CAPABILITY↗

The last mile, too.

Security, billing, observability, deployment and handoff. A feature is not finished when it works once on my machine.

Docker · AWS · CI/CD · Operations

04 THE TOOLBOX

Choose the tool
for the system.

I move across the stack with one goal: make each layer serve the product and remain understandable to the next person who works on it.

01 / BUILD

Backend

Go · Java · Node.js · Express · PHP · REST APIs · Authentication · RBAC

02 / MODEL

Data

PostgreSQL · MySQL · Redis · Data modelling · Audit trails · Query design

03 / EXPERIENCE

Frontend

TypeScript · JavaScript · React · Next.js · HTML · CSS · Expo · Android

04 / OPERATE

Delivery

Linux · Nginx · Docker · GitHub Actions · AWS S3 / SES · n8n · CI/CD

05 SELECTED WORK

Different problems.
Whole products.

Real systems, real constraints, and the engineering choices underneath the interface. Open each project for the decisions and architecture.

01 / Medical education · Production platformSystems

Meducate

A learning platform built to trust its own records.

Architected and delivered the production backend for an AI-powered medical education platform, alongside its admin and student experiences.

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Designed role-based access, JWT and Argon2 authentication, OTP verification, and a tamper-evident audit trail shared across the API. Background jobs handle scoring, leaderboards and cleanup; presigned uploads bind storage permissions to each file's content type. Layered CORS, rate limits and payload caps defend the API at its boundaries.

Node.jsExpressPostgreSQLJWT / Argon2AWS S3

02 / Reliability · SaaS productSystems

Are We Up?

A monitoring engine that knows when to wake up.

Built a full uptime-monitoring product: scheduled checks, incident lifecycles, alert delivery, status pages, and the workspace around them.

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The check engine is driven by database state. One dispatcher claims due monitors and queues short, one-shot jobs. Each result and incident transition is written transactionally; alerts begin after commit. A Redis wake signal makes new monitors run immediately.

Node.jsPostgreSQLRedisBullMQExpress

Open the live product

03 / AI platform · Web, Android & CLIProducts

NoaAI

One assistant. Three clients. One cost-aware core.

A private AI assistant spanning a web app, Android client, and terminal tool, backed by a shared API and consistent conversation model.

Explore the engineering +

Chat streams newline-delimited events. Before a provider call, the server reserves the request budget; PostgreSQL serializes per-owner reservations so concurrent requests cannot quietly overspend. Safe mock mode makes client work deterministic without API keys or paid calls.

TypeScriptExpressPostgreSQLExpoStreaming APIs

04 / Institutional operations · DeliveredInterfaces

AUIS Exam Planner

A timetable is a constraint system in disguise.

An exam scheduling platform built during a year-long internship with the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani registration office.

Explore the engineering +

The planner helps staff manage a complicated exam calendar, avoid timetable conflicts, and prevent students from facing three final exams in a single day. The interface makes a dense operational problem easier to inspect and act on.

Scheduling logicConflict preventionRegistration workflow

05 / SEO tooling · Browser extension & SaaSProducts

RankLens

Useful diagnostics, right where the page lives.

A privacy-first SEO audit extension paired with a report dashboard for site owners who want evidence, priorities, and a clear next fix.

Explore the engineering +

The extension runs 26 checks locally across indexing, content, links, images, structured data, social previews, and performance. Findings carry page evidence and transparent score impact; the dashboard adds authenticated report history and opt-in shareable scorecards.

Chrome MV3ReactNext.jsPostgreSQLPrisma

06 HOW I WORK

Careful where
it matters.
Fast where it helps.

Clear thinking is not ceremony. It is how I avoid building the wrong thing beautifully.

Talk through a problem

Make the hard part visible

Find the real constraint before adding another layer. Write down the system, the trade-offs and what success should look like.

Ship the whole vertical slice

Connect the data, API, interface and production path early. Working software teaches more than a polished diagram.

Leave the system easier to own

Build clear seams, readable decisions and safe defaults so the next change is straightforward.

UNDERSTANDMODELBUILDOPERATE↶

07 HAVE A REAL PROBLEM?

Let’s make
the whole thing work.

Tell me what you’re building, what’s stuck, or what needs to work better. I’ll reply personally.

EMAIL / PROJECT ENQUIRIESMohammed2noa@gmail.comWrite a note EV
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I build softwarefrom the first clickto the database.

Earned in thework itself.

Software Engineer & Project Manager

Full Stack Software Engineer

Freelance Software Engineer

B.S. Software Engineering

Good software isa connected system.

Backend that holds up.

Interfaces that make sense.

The last mile, too.

Choose the toolfor the system.

Backend

Data

Frontend

Delivery

Different problems.Whole products.

Meducate

A learning platform built to trust its own records.

Are We Up?

A monitoring engine that knows when to wake up.

NoaAI

One assistant. Three clients. One cost-aware core.

AUIS Exam Planner

A timetable is a constraint system in disguise.

RankLens

Useful diagnostics, right where the page lives.

Careful whereit matters.Fast where it helps.

Make the hard part visible

Ship the whole vertical slice

Leave the system easier to own

Let’s makethe whole thing work.

I build software
from the first click
to the database.

Earned in the
work itself.

Good software is
a connected system.

Choose the tool
for the system.

Different problems.
Whole products.

Careful where
it matters.
Fast where it helps.

Let’s make
the whole thing work.