// Full stack developer · remote from Herat, Afghanistan
6 years shipping Next.js and React interfaces that measure, load, and convert. Based in Herat, Afghanistan, working across the US, UK, Canada, and Asia.
// 01 — selected work
A recruitment and car-hire platform serving 7,000+ monthly users, with Stripe and PayPal checkout that reconciles.
An in-content conversion engine that lets publishers drop native widgets into any article with one line of code, then attributes every click, conversion and dollar back to them.
A mobile beauty and therapeutic-wellness marketplace that books vetted pros into clients' homes across New York City.
The enrolment site that brings Harvard's CS50x to students in Afghanistan, built to load fast on constrained connections.
Airport-transfer booking that quotes and confirms in seconds, with real-time flight tracking across England's major airports.
A brokerage site that turns beauty-industry owners into qualified buy/sell/grow leads.
An enterprise fiber, networking and AI-infrastructure site built for fast RFQs and GCC compliance.
The company site for the software house where six of my years started — scalable, fast, bilingual-ready.
A heating, plumbing and gas services site tuned for fast response and local search in London.
// 02 — how i work
Most teams treat performance, SEO, and analytics as someone else's job, handled after launch. I treat them as part of shipping. The trace below is how I read a page: every request has a cost, and the green one is the data the page exists to serve.
TypeScript, React, Next.js. Component libraries that outlive the feature they were built for.
REST and GraphQL. Stripe and PayPal checkout flows that reconcile and don't drop conversions.
GA4, GTM, Search Console. Core Web Vitals as a build target, not a report you read after launch.
// 03 — about
I started in 2018 as a web intern in Afghanistan and have worked as a developer since, first on the frontend and now full stack. Most of that time has been remote: clients in the US, a team in London, a company in British Columbia, projects across Asia. Working across timezones taught me to write code and documentation that stand on their own, because the next person to read them is usually asleep.
My focus narrowed over those years. I still build interfaces, but what I care about is whether they load fast, get found, and can be measured. I hold a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Herat University (2019), and I've taken the certifications to back the SEO and analytics side: Google Tag Manager, Advanced & Technical SEO.
I speak Dari natively and work in English at a professional (B2) level.
// 04 — skills
The interface itself.
What the interface talks to.
How I know it works.
// 05 — experience
Led the frontend for the company platform: performance, checkout, and the analytics layer.
A six-month contract run alongside the Ayda Tech role — frontend features and performance work.
Built a responsive Next.js + Tailwind application; turned designs into reusable, accessible components and wired up REST and GraphQL.
Built dashboards and interfaces across 10+ internal systems with REST integrations to backend services.
Where it started — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and building responsive layouts.
The 2025–26 contract (amber) ran alongside the G&M role, not after it. I've left the overlap visible rather than flatten it.
// 06 — contact
The quickest way to reach me is email. If you prefer a form, it's on the right.