Some ideas need a screen.
Others need wheels.
Fifth-year Computer Engineering student in Palestine.
Useful things, made for a screen.
Internship / Co.Te.De TechnologiesAI-assisted product photography inside Tejar: turn a product image into professional imagery and a description, then revisit it in your history.
Angular frontend · Spring backend by my teammate.
Explore Smart Shot
Personal project / World Cup MatchesCountdowns, schedules and live-score views, in Arabic and English.
Concept, API discovery & Codex-assisted development.
Explore World Cup MatchesSome ideas need wheels. And a team.
From our first moving robot to Palestine’s first Micromouse competition. Almost a year of learning together. Eight teams, and every one reached the center.
Technical preparation, co-organization, teaching and a Codex-assisted event website.
Follow the whole storyChange a rule. See what happens.
In 48 hours at a Gaza Sky Geeks game jam, we made Let it Glow. I worked on mechanics and levels; my teammates handled Unity development and visual design.
Judges’ Choice Award · Most Innovative & Creative Game
The Let it Glow storyI work across web development, robotics and game design. The common thread is learning by making something real.
Making our first robot stop at a wall was a small result. Preparing a bootcamp and helping other students build their own robots took that learning further.
Currently working on my graduation project.
Frontend Developer · Internship · Jul–Nov 2025
On-site in Dura, West Bank. Built Smart Shot’s Angular frontend inside Tejar, integrating REST APIs with my teammate’s Spring backend. Wider internship work included reusable components, client-entity CRUD services and reactive state with RxJS. Used Bitbucket, Jira and Postman in an Agile workflow.
Online software development training · Jun–Aug 2026
Completed Foothill’s two-month online training through a custom Boot.dev path. Practiced backend fundamentals through guided Python and TypeScript projects.
Student technical activities
Helped organize Palestine’s first Micromouse competition after almost a year of shared preparation. Worked with the hardware team, taught bootcamp sessions for the first time and built the competition-day website.
Computer Engineering
Palestine Polytechnic University
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