Full-stack developer · Network engineer
I build the systems businesses and organisations run on every day — accounting and ERP, maps and field data, internet-provider management — in Arabic and English, from the first idea to the live system.
Selected work
Most of these hold personal or financial data, so instead of screenshots each one has a drawing of what it does and a short story of the work.
AIOCP — damage assessment programme — Sole developer
One platform where an organisation’s team turns its field data into clear, ready-to-share maps — without waiting for a programmer for each new map.
My own product — first used by a local company — Sole developer
One Arabic system that runs a company’s whole day: stock, sales, the cash register, purchases, accounts and salaries.
Team project, subscription service — My part: money and accounts
A ready online system any shop or business can subscribe to, to manage orders, payments, wallets, expenses and staff — even when the internet drops.
AIOCP — National Integrated Damage Assessment System — Sole developer
The system that manages a large team of field engineers: who works where, who came in today, and who gets paid what.
Services
Four kinds of work I have delivered and still look after. Each one links to the projects behind it.
About
I’m Sami Nabhan, a software developer. I started in 2019 at SpeedClick, an internet provider, and spent four years there: on the support line, and in the field with the installation crews, setting up wireless links and fiber. That work still shapes how I build: the people using a system are in a hurry, the connection drops, and the numbers have to be right.
In numbers
Tell me what it needs to do, in your own words. I reply in Arabic or English.