Hassan Maujud

About

Hello, I’m Hassan

Software developer based in Erbil, Iraq, working mostly on web applications, APIs and the systems behind them.

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Background

I build software. Most of my time goes into full-stack web work — PHP and MySQL on the server, JavaScript and TypeScript in the browser — along with the REST APIs that connect them and the desktop and mobile applications that sit alongside.

What I enjoy is the part that never shows up in a screenshot: the schema, the request lifecycle, what the system does on the third failure rather than the first. Getting that right is what decides whether a thing is still maintainable in a year.

I care as much about the communication as the technical side. Knowing who you are building for, and being able to explain a trade-off to someone who does not write code, decides whether the work lands. The code is the easy part.

Alongside the development work I have solid experience in management and administrative tasks: keeping a project organised, handling the process end to end, and getting to the result that was actually asked for.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Information and Communication Technology Engineering from Erbil Polytechnic University. Based in Erbil, and willing to relocate.

Curriculum vitae

Experience

1 year

Photographer & Videographer

Senk Group · Erbil, Iraq

2 years

Social Media Manager & Digital Marketing

Freelance · Erbil, Iraq

2 years

Videographer & Photographer

Freelance · Erbil, Iraq

Education

BSc, Information and Communication Technology Engineering

Erbil Polytechnic University · Erbil, Iraq

Certificate of ICT (Information and Communication Technology)

Training

Skills

What I work with.

Away from the keyboard

  • Photography
  • Videography
  • Video editing
  • Drone pilot

These are hobbies rather than services — I shoot the landscape around Kurdistan for my own sake. The photographs are here

Languages

Kurdish
Native
Arabic
Intermediate
English
Intermediate

Let’s work together.

Tell me what you’re building and where it’s stuck.