About me

Software engineer across web, mobile, and desktop.

I build applications for customer-facing products and operational workflows, from interfaces and APIs to mobile and desktop delivery.

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Rahoui Med Amin

Beni Abbès, Algeria

I'm a software engineer and computer engineer based in Beni Abbès, Algeria. My work includes public-sector computer systems, cross-platform mobile applications, and custom desktop software.

In my public-sector role, I implement and maintain computer systems and contribute to technology initiatives. As a freelancer, I build mobile and desktop applications, including point-of-sale and clinical or stock-management software.

I aim to make everyday tasks clear for users and keep the code understandable for the engineers who maintain it.

Experience

Current and freelance roles.

Mar 2023 — Present

Computer Engineer

Post and Telecommunications Administration

Implementing and maintaining computer systems for public administration, contributing to technology initiatives, and supporting junior team members.

Sep 2019 — Present

Mobile Engineer

Freelance

Architecting and deploying cross-platform mobile applications, refining app performance and delivery workflows, and supporting junior engineers.

Oct 2017 — Present

Software Developer

Freelance

Building and maintaining automated point-of-sale systems, clinical and stock-tracking software, and custom .NET Core desktop applications for freelance clients.

Technology

Tools I use.

Technologies used across this portfolio and my web, backend, data, desktop, and mobile work.

Next.js

Web

TypeScript

Language

React

Interface

Node.js

Backend

C#

Desktop

PostgreSQL

Data

Python

Automation

Kotlin

Mobile

Education

Computer systems and networks.

2020 — 2022

Master in Computer Systems and Networks

Tahri Mohamed University — Béchar

Graduated with top-two class honours.

2017 — 2020

Bachelor in Computer Systems

Tahri Mohamed University — Béchar

Graduated with honours.

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