Tech Lead·Full-Stack Engineer·Physicist

Full stack.
Full scale.

I'm Haitham. I studied the universe, then I started building software, and I still work at every scale: from a single pixel to whole platforms.

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10⁷ mHome

A physicist who builds software.

Physics taught me to think in systems: forces, constraints and feedback loops. Today I lead teams that build full-stack products, from the interface people touch to the infrastructure nobody sees.

Home is Oman, where the desert has some of the darkest skies on Earth. When I'm not shipping, I'm gardening, outdoors, or pointing a telescope at something far away.

Based in: Oman · GMT+4
Trained as: Physicist
Works as: Tech lead · full stack
Cares about: Systems and design

10⁷ mStack

Full stack, all the way down.

A planet and a product are both built in layers, and each one carries the weight of everything above it. I work in all of them.

InterfaceCrust · Where people touch it
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- HTML / CSS
- UI / UX design
- Figma
ServicesMantle · Slow, strong and always moving
- Node.js
- Go
- Python
- PHP
- SQL
- API design
InfrastructureOuter core · The dynamo that powers everything
- Docker
- Linux
- CI / CD
LeadershipInner core · What holds it all together
- Technical direction
- Architecture
- Mentoring
- Code review culture

10¹³ mMissions

Selected missions.

Every project is a mission: an objective, a system to design, a crew to lead, and an outcome to measure. The planets are where they really are tonight.

10²¹ mGalaxy

You are here.

The Sun is one star in a spiral of a hundred billion, carried around the centre once every 230 million years. The last time it was here, the first dinosaurs were appearing.

From the centre: 26,000 light-years
Orbital speed: 230 km/s
One lap: ≈ 230 million years
Neighbours: ≈ 100 billion stars

✉Signal

Let's build something, at any scale.

A pixel, a platform or a whole team: tell me what you're building. A signal from Oman reaches most of the world in under a tenth of a second.