Hamza Ahmed

A TypeScript-based eCommerce project comprising Next.js with Tailwind CSS communicates through GraphQL and Strapi CMS back end. I was the full-stack developer building back-end APIs and pixel-perfect front-end UI using Figma designs. This project is entirely built using the back end dictating what to display to users, meaning we develop components, and CMS users customize them on what to display, how to display, and where to display. They can change the whole website without writing a single piece of code. I was there from the first line of code to the last, part of a think tank and in-depth analysis of requirements and their fulfillment from the back end to the front end. I also researched and integrated Meilisearch, a flexible and powerful user-focused search engine that can be added to any website or application. This open-source, lightning-fast, and hyper-relevant search engine fits effortlessly into our workflow. Using this approach, we build multi states dispensaries' websites with their look and feel.

FILOS stands for FWU internet-based life office system, and as the name suggests, it's the digital tool that makes life easy for clients and distribution partners. FILOS consists of two parts:
1. Front office: It is used by business partners for digital applications. Its technology stack consists of React and Node.js, and it is a progressive web app (PWA) that clients can easily install on their mobile devices. My responsibilities are to oversee the FILOS front-office solution and collaborate with the back-office team.
2. Back office: The core back end is based on Java Spring Boot with MySQL Server as a database.

We have sold over 50,000 contracts electronically via FILOS. All our technological expertise has gone into making it the most innovative and secure insurance management tool out there. It is a total dynamic solution with a customizable theme so that business partners can mold the application according to their colors very easily. This way, they don't feel like they're using a third-party application instead of theirs; this helped us gain many new businesses.

Livable's user-friendly property manager dashboard makes it easier to see what is happening at your building and immediately increases the value of your asset. It receives alerts for potential leaks, tracks utility recovery amounts, and provides more features in one convenient web portal. It is designed to help reduce the environmental footprint while generating revenue for the property.

I worked as a full-stack developer on this project, performing tasks ranging from the front to the back end.

This portal helped keep costs low and consumption down by staying up-to-date on utility usage and billing with Livable. With Livable audits, customers were able to make informed decisions by reviewing trends in usage, calculating the current value of your building and individual units, and estimating their projected value in the future, all with the click of a button. Enrolling with Livable doesn't cost; it saves. Customers can explore their savings by the numbers with easy access to robust analytics—including recovery data and estimates.

In this portal, tenants can review utility allocations and building occupancy in one transparent report while potentially discovering unreported tenants. The sophisticated calculations and accurate measurements are designed to simplify utility management for tenants and property owners.

I worked as a full-stack developer on this project, performing tasks ranging from the front to the back end.

Through the tenant connect portal, customers discovered how much they save when they cut back on waste each month. Tenants were able to commit to saving energy by monitoring the efficiency of their unit (or the entire building), tracking consumption trends, and making informed decisions to band together for improved sustainability. Residents were able to easily access their statements online and make payments using a debit or credit card, ACH debit, sending a check, or setting up automatic monthly payments.

I worked on AMUSE, a Next.js, React, Algolia, Storyblok CMS, and Storybook-powered cannabis delivery platform as a full-stack developer. My primary focus was enhancing the application's front-end, utilizing Next.js for robust server-side rendering (SSR) to optimize performance. We integrated Algolia's rapid search capabilities to provide users with an outstanding experience, enabling them to search through thousands of products in the blink of an eye.

Additionally, we leveraged Storyblok CMS for efficient content management and used Storybook to streamline the development and testing of UI components, ensuring a seamless and polished user interface.

A MERN stack web application known as UniChat. UniChat is an enterprise that consists of providing financial advice to clients in a more efficient and organized way, than how it's currently being conducted. The main layer for all clients is that none of the information is stored, after 24 hours of the each message, everything clears out, therefore we don't have any of your information as well of the advisor. The auditing system that we have implemented in the platform is another layer of security, to gather all finances and show the public our financial history of that month. The platform will be audited every 30 days, and the file will appear on the logs.
UniChat is the accumulation of private and public servers that advisors will be using to provide financial advice to their clients.
Servers are divided between public and private; public servers are free and have to do with general discussions that can provide some general knowledge of finance.