Marketplace
A multilingual car-rental marketplace connecting international travelers with 120+ verified agencies across six Moroccan cities, powered by Go, Next.js, Supabase and Google Cloud Run.
Senior Software Engineer · Agadir, Morocco
SoftwareEngineer
I build high-performance products and distributed systems with Rust, Go and TypeScript—from product architecture to reliable cloud deployment.
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8+years in production
100K+daily transactions
10Kconcurrent requests
Selected engineering work
Systems built for real-world scale.
A selection of marketplace, SaaS, cloud and B2B systems delivered from product conception through production deployment.
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SaaS
A motion-design SaaS with AI services, an Actix Web API delivering sub-100 ms P99 latency, Rust-powered Adobe plugins and a Tauri desktop app starting in under two seconds.
Cloud
A GCP-native platform with a Go Fiber API supporting 10,000 concurrent requests at 50–120 ms mean latency and a Next.js frontend that reduced page-load time by 30%.
B2B
A business-critical POS platform serving 20+ retail locations and processing over 100,000 daily transactions, modernized with NestJS, MongoDB and Next.js.
Engineering principle
Performance is a product feature. Architecture earns its value when the system stays fast, clear and dependable under real load.
Engineering focus
From system boundaries to shipped product.
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Distributed architecture
Microservices, event-aware boundaries, data flows and APIs designed for resilience, observability and scale.
02
Full-stack products
Accessible Next.js interfaces backed by Rust, Go or Node.js services, PostgreSQL and production authentication.
03
Cloud performance
AWS and GCP delivery, containers, CI/CD, profiling and measurement focused on latency, reliability and efficient resource use.
Available for senior engineering opportunities and technical partnerships.
Building a product that needs to scale?
Let’s turn the system constraints into a clear engineering plan.