Full-stack engineer crafting considered web products. Java & Spring under the hood, Next.js at the surface — and an unreasonable fondness for things that feel good to use.
◆ plate 01muhammad z. akbarI’m a software engineer who treats code like writing — most of the craft is in what you leave out. I’ve spent the last five years shipping full-stack products: enterprise platforms, internal tools, consumer web apps. If it touches the network, I can probably build it.
My default stack is Java & Spring under the hood and Next.js + TypeScript on the surface, glued together with the usual suspects — Postgres, Mongo, Azure, GitHub Actions. Taste matters: small delights, tight feedback loops, systems that age well.
5 projects, each with its own character. Scroll through — each one takes over the screen for a moment. That's the point.
The Westall Hub platform provides a specialized community management system for Westall Mosque, featuring a real-time event calendar to coordinate religious activities alongside a localized marketplace for members to buy and sell items.
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Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) platform transforms documents app profile website
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A youth-led platform that advocates for social justice and policy reform through education, research, and community action.
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a civic platform that promotes accountable local leadership by encouraging voters to choose candidates who prioritize public health and avoid conflicts of interest.
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A local automated tennis court and coach booking platform with seamless user experience and secure payments.
Case studyI build software the wayI'd build a room I have to live in.Clean lines. Considered light.Nothing that doesn't earn its place.