Ahmed Ghanem

Qabuli is an application that helps students search for and apply to courses at universities and language schools across the UK.

The app has a user registration process with an authentication system implemented using Firebase authentication.

Through the app, users can manage their app profile and use it to search for university programs, online courses, or English language courses. I worked on customizing all search parameters, including course types and durations and filter criteria like university or location.

Users who settle on a specific course or program can pay the booking fee, and the staff will handle the university application on their behalf, or in the case of online or language classes, they can pay the entire course fee. Then they are redirected to the rest of the booking flow, where they can upload documents supporting their application, like their passport and cover letters.

The app has a live chat that users can access for support.

This project was developed using Flutter, the app's architecture was built using the BLoC pattern, and it has full English and Arabic support and proper LTR and RTL front-end implementation.

Prondl is a platform that provides accounting solutions for small firms and enterprises in the middle east, helping them manage their cash, clients, suppliers, warehouses, projects, and VAT returns.

I led the software engineering effort in this project. I started working on the app from a broken state with missing tenancy, older dependencies, and unorganized code. Now the app is hosted on Google's Cloud service with proper network topology and support for horizontal scaling.

The app is a competitor to QuickBooks and Zoho Books for the gulf market, and owners are working on getting first-round seeding.

Jude is an application that helps connect people in need with others with services or products to offer at discounted prices or for free.

In this project, I developed the Android application. Specifically, I worked on the sign-up and login systems, which have multiple flows according to three different user roles, charitable organizations or beneficiaries, users, and app partners. Charitable organizations and beneficiaries can add offers and review and accept requests for aid. On the other hand, users can shop for offers for help or goods from the organizations in the app and send requests. Finally, the app's partners can review all the submissions and goods on hand through their section in the app.

I used multiple technologies, including Kotlin, Retrofit, Kotlin Coroutines, Kotlin Flow, Picasso, and PayTabs.

Coiffeurty was a full-stack admin panel, an API, and a cross-platform mobile application.

The admin panel was done in Laravel and Vue for the back and front end, respectively, and allowed the platform holder to manage beauty centers, services, and specialists and offered analytics and reports regarding users and payments.

The mobile app was built using Flutter and Dart and had separate modules based on whether the user was an app admin, a beauty salon admin, or a normal consumer.

The beauty salons could create and update their services and specialists and manage their appointments.

The admins could carry out the usual administrative tasks outlined in the admin panel section but directly from the mobile app using the API.

Normal users could book and pay for services through the app and manage at-home appointments.