I design and build complete web platforms — from database and API to the interface people use. Two production products, in Arabic and English, each built end-to-end on my own.
A bilingual, multi-currency ride-booking and dispatch platform covering all of Iceland — passenger web, live dispatcher dashboard, and a fare engine reverse-engineered from a real taxi's window price list.
Taxi pricing in Iceland is genuinely complicated — it changes with the time of day, the distance, the size of the group and airport fees. I turned all of it into one system that gives every passenger an exact, trustworthy price the instant they book.
Pricing this involved can't be guesswork. Every rule sits in one place and is checked automatically — so the price a passenger sees is always the right one, down to the króna.
An exact price the moment someone books — no waiting, no back-and-forth.
Shown in krónur, euros or dollars — and locked in at the time of booking.
If a fare hasn't been set yet, it asks a person for a quote instead of guessing.
An Arabic / English recruitment platform that replaces the 6-second résumé skim with AI that scores candidates from their résumé, timed voice answers, text responses, and social profiles — one ranked recommendation, with reasoning in both languages.
The hard part: fusing a PDF résumé, timed audio, free text, and scraped social into one comparable 0–100 score — with hard knockout overrides that force rejection regardless of score.
Blind mode, hard timeout, no retake — enforced in-browser via MediaRecorder. Fluency, fillers and sentiment feed straight into the score.
The model returns structured en / ar pairs — 2,000+ translation keys, RTL-native. Reviewers read evaluations in either direction.
3 role tiers, 40+ granular permissions. Salary, red flags and personal data are filtered at the API layer — reviewers never receive what they shouldn’t see.