Muhamad Ahmadjoni
Interfaces, the APIs behind them, the schemas underneath, and the Linux servers the whole thing runs on.
Built for government agencies, a national mobile operator and private business.
Front end is where I started and where I'm still fastest, but I own the whole path. I have led a team, run a mobile operator's software development, and built two DevOps teams — so I design for the people who have to operate the thing after launch, not just for the demo.
This site is a small example of that span: the front end is hand-written, and the server it answers from is one I configured, hardened and still operate. No platform in between.
The stack I actually ship
| Interface | JavaScript, React, Redux, React Router, Vue, jQuery, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, DataTables Responsive and mobile-first by default, with performance treated as a requirement rather than a later pass. Eight years of this, and still the part I write quickest. |
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| API | PHP, Laravel, Python, Django, FastAPI, REST design and optimization Endpoints other people build against, and third-party integrations where correctness is not a matter of taste — including banking services inside a mobile wallet. |
| Data | SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite Schema design, collapsing duplicated records that accumulated over years, and search and reporting across government datasets that have to answer in seconds. |
| Infra | Linux (Debian, Ubuntu), nginx, Apache, Caddy, Docker Deployment, TLS, hardening and availability — including an active/standby architecture holding a government system of record at 99.8%. |
| Practice | Git, GitLab, GitHub, Jira, Trello, Postman, Figma, Agile, Scrum Code review, honest estimates, and a bias toward cutting a feature over shipping one nobody can support. |
What the work produced
Selected work
- 2023 –
Exporter portal
A national export agency's registration moved off paper, with reporting authorities read directly instead of requesting.
Two days → fifteen minutes.
- 2023 –
Management information system
Forms defined as data instead of built one by one, an interactive map of overlapping projects, live surveys, and search across all of it.
138 forms → 43, duplicate entry gone.
- 2021 – 2022
SIM self-service app
Mobile customer service built to keep working through power cuts and thin links in high-mountain regions.
Fifteen minutes → one.
Track
- 2023 – now
Full Stack Developer
Spitamen-IT — remote from Austin, Texas
- 2022 – 2023
Software Development Manager
Tcell — the mobile operator of Tajikistan
- 2021 – 2022
Software Development Team Lead
Tcell
- 2019 – 2021
Senior IT Systems Specialist
Tcell