Abdelrahman H.

I began my backend journey as a Computer Science student fascinated by how servers work and how entire systems operate behind simple pages and buttons. That curiosity led me to YouTube tutorials and eventually to the Information Technology Institute’s Full-Stack Development program, where I focused on backend fundamentals—handling requests, responses, and building a complete blog system.

Still driven to go deeper, I shifted to Node.js, where I gained more control over file structure and system design. I built several backend projects (on GitHub), applying authentication (JWT, CSRF), role-based access, and database design with both SQL and NoSQL systems.

Later, I worked as a contract-based Python developer, which gave me hands-on experience writing clean, modular code and solving bugs in real systems. I also saw firsthand how business priorities shape technical decisions.

As a student, my availability is limited to part-time or contract-based remote roles, but I bring real-world experience, strong backend skills, and a deep drive to grow. I'm not just learning — I'm building systems, solving problems, and constantly improving.