Available for new projects
Independent software engineer
Your business has a back office. Somebody has to build it.
There's no agency here and no template. One engineer who builds the product, and who's still around when it needs changing.
Not sure where to start? Describe it in a paragraph and I'll tell you.
You describe the problem. I build the solution.
Most people write to me knowing what's costing them time, not knowing what to build. Here's what I hear most.
Paperwork
We lose a day a week to invoices and timesheets
Someone does it by hand, so mistakes creep in. Both jobs can mostly run themselves.
Scattered info
The same details get typed into three different places
A customer's history lives in an inbox, a spreadsheet, and someone's memory. One record beats all three.
Flying blind
We find out the real numbers too late
Stock counts and reports catch up days after the fact. You should see it as it happens.
Stuck at capacity
Every new customer means more manual work, not less
One person still holds it together, and the booking page loses a few more. Growing shouldn't take this much effort.
Don't see your problem? Explain it to me in a paragraph.
Start with a call.
Keep the plan either way.
Thirty minutes to understand your business and what you're trying to build. You get back a written plan: what I'd build, in what order, what it would cost, and what I think could go wrong.
It's yours to keep, including to take to another developer. And if I'm not the right person for the job, I'll say so on that call instead of three weeks in.
Clients, in their own words.
I hoped we would get to work with Hesam from the day I met him. Professionalism, to me, is about how someone deals with people, how versatile they are, and how well they read a situation, and he had all of it. We brought him onto what was probably the hardest project our team had taken on, a platform built on the data sitting in our broker servers. He stayed with it, he was disciplined about it, and he was someone you could hand anything to and stop worrying about. I hope we work with him again.
After several disappointing experiences with other agencies, I met Hesam in another attempt to work on my idea. He designed the entire system architecture from the ground up and built a robust, scalable backend that powered all our front-end applications seamlessly. After five years of hard work, he turned my concept into the city’s #1 best-selling menu application.
Tell me what you're trying to build.
A paragraph is enough. I'll tell you whether I'm the right person for it, including the times I'm not.