Ontario, Canada
I turn complex problems into practical solutions.
I'm Mohannad — a technology professional, systems thinker, and hands-on builder. I work across software, integrations, and technical delivery, while exploring ideas and building useful things beyond the day job.
- Fintech
- Utility software
- Systems integration
- Technical delivery
- Independent building
01 / What I do
Between the requirement and the working system.
Most of my work happens in the space where a business need meets an existing architecture. Understanding both sides is usually what decides whether a delivery succeeds.
Implement
Take a complicated requirement and turn it into something that runs: solution design, configuration, integrations, testing, launch.
ExperienceIntegrate
Connect systems that were never designed to work together. APIs, files, identity, data, and the failure modes in between.
Technical capabilitiesBuild
Design and ship independent projects, from a shared household product to a home lab and physical infrastructure work.
ProjectsUnderstand the system first
Most problems are not where they first appear. I try to map the dependencies, constraints, and people involved before choosing a solution.
Choose the simplest path that holds
A solution a team can operate, debug, and extend is usually worth more than an elegant one nobody can maintain.
Stay hands-on
I learn by building and troubleshooting. Reading about a system only gets you so far; running it teaches you the rest.
02 / Selected work
Things I am building, and why.
Independent projects across product development, infrastructure, and physical systems. Each one is documented honestly, including what is finished and what is still an idea.
All projects03 / Experience
Shipping software in the real world.
Fintech and utility software, from client-facing consulting to technical leadership and delivery. The through-line is implementation: making complex systems work for the people who depend on them.
Full experienceSenior Technical Implementation Manager / Senior Client Implementation Specialist
Paymentus
Team Lead, Technical Services
Advanced Utility Systems
Technical Consultant
Advanced Utility Systems
04 / Technical capabilities
A toolkit built around delivery.
Not a list of everything I have touched. These are the areas I work in regularly, from solution design through production stabilization.
View all capabilitiesTechnical implementation and solution architecture
Technical implementation · Solution design · Application architecture · Requirements analysis
API integrations and authentication
REST APIs · SOAP services · SFTP integrations · Single sign-on (SSO)
Programming and scripting
JavaScript / Node.js · Python · SQL · Scripting and automation
Databases and data
SQL querying · Data mapping · Data validation · File-based data exchange
Infrastructure and networking
Linux · Docker and containers · Raspberry Pi · Tailscale
AI and automation
Local LLM experimentation · AI tooling evaluation · Workflow automation · Practical AI integration
Technical leadership and delivery
Technical mentoring · Knowledge sharing · Cross-functional coordination · Project coordination
05 / Journal
Notes from the work.
Technical write-ups, project updates, and reflections on building systems — including the parts that did not go as planned.
All articles06 / Beyond technology
Curiosity outside the job description.
Most of what I have learned came from projects nobody assigned: a product for my own household, a home lab, a piece of land that has to run without me nearby.
More on thisEntrepreneurship
I am interested in whether a useful solution can stand on its own commercially. That means thinking about the problem, the people who have it, and what it would take to serve them well — not just whether the software can be built.
Independent product development
Basket exists because a household problem kept showing up. Building it means owning the design, the data model, the mobile client, the offline behavior, and the decisions about what not to build.
Practical DIY projects
I like projects where software meets something physical: power, water, connectivity, and monitoring on a rural property. The feedback is slower and less forgiving, which makes it a useful counterweight to software work.
Contact
Have a useful problem? Let's talk.
I am interested in thoughtful conversations about technology, product ideas, implementation challenges, and practical projects.