I'm a backend engineer and systems thinker based in East Africa, building tools for developer productivity and deployment freedom. My work focuses on creating systems that amplify human capability without demanding attention.
Currently building NextDeploy, a deployment platform designed to give developers more control over their infrastructure. I believe in craft over hype, systems over apps, and working in public.
My technical interests span Go, JavaScript, Rust, and Python for backend development, with a deep fascination for computational linguistics and the intersection of language and cognition. I'm particularly interested in how the somali language uses centre embeddings in sentences.
Beyond code, I'm building a bootstrapped SaaS business, teaching through high-signal content, and creating developer-first infrastructure that prioritizes freedom and portability.
Build tools and platforms that enable others to create, not just individual applications.
Focus on fundamentals, proven patterns, and long-term thinking rather than chasing trends.
Share knowledge, document processes, and build community through transparent development.
Create tools that give developers more control, not less. Avoid vendor lock-in and embrace portability.
Started building a deployment platform focused on developer freedom and zero vendor lock-in.
Worked as a software engineer at Mursal technologies, focusing on backend systems and developer tools.
This was my first Introduction to tech in general through a data science bootcamp.
I'm currently focused on building NextDeploy, a deployment platform that gives developers complete control over their infrastructure for nextjs without vendor lock-in. The goal is to make deployment boring so developers can focus on building great products.
This project combines my interests in Go backend development, developer experience, and creating tools that amplify human capability. I'm building it in public and documenting the entire journey.
View ProjectsI'm always interested in connecting with fellow developers, especially those working on developer tools, backend systems, or computational linguistics. Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss ideas, collaborate on projects, or just chat about technology.