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About Nauman

Hi, I'm Nauman Majeed. I build software, and Dashify is the most ambitious thing I have ever built alone.

I'm a Frontend Engineer based in Multan, Pakistan, with a couple of years of production experience and a habit of going deeper than the job description asks. I work primarily in React, Next.js, and TypeScript at the front, and the MERN stack when the work crosses into the backend. Lately I have been spending a lot of time with on prem LLMs and retrieval-augmented generation, because the most interesting frontiers in product engineering have moved.

What I'm doing right now​

I am the Frontend Engineer at Buch International Hospital in Multan, where I am architecting an internal Hospital Management System in React 19 and TypeScript to replace a costly licensed third-party platform. From day one we have designed it as a white-label, multi tenant SaaS so it can be licensed to other hospitals on a subscription basis later. Onboarding a new hospital should require zero frontend code changes, modules, menu items, and permissions are all configurable per role and per tenant.

That work is professional. Dashify is what I do when I want to push myself further.

The road here​

Before BIH I spent a year at Sparkosol working on five products in parallel: a Bulgarian e-commerce storefront with full GA4 instrumentation and real time multi-device cart sync, a US-to-Iran cross-border parcel-forwarding admin panel that became the operational backbone of the business, an SaaS builder + admin for punchpad.app, an AI-powered classroom platform for kingofthecurve.org, and a veterinary platform for in-person and telemedicine appointments. Most of those involved RBAC, real time data, and SEO, themes I have kept building on.

Before Sparkosol I was on staff augmentation at Nomad's Tech / GeoLanes LLC building an end to end frontend for a US tourism platform with a GraphQL data layer, integrating GPT-4 for personalised tour suggestions, and shipping role-based admin portals.

I started in early 2024 as a frontend intern at Paradigm Soft, where I built a matrimonial platform with multi-profile management, real time chat, media galleries, and payment integration; and a multi-category e-commerce platform with live order notifications.

The things I'm proudest of​

  • Dashify itself, twenty-five phased releases, a project management suite that genuinely competes with Jira-tier tools, an on prem AI assistant with RAG over the user's own documents, hardened authentication with passkeys and SSO, and a real time chat layer with atomic per-channel sequencing.
  • Three published npm packages: @inaumanmajeed/skeletonify, assets-mapper, and filters-query-params.
  • Mazify, an algorithmic maze generator and solver implementing Wilson's Algorithm for unbiased uniform spanning-tree generation. Live at mazify.nauman.live.
  • Joolian.ai, a matrimonial platform with both an SSR-optimised Next.js web product and a companion React Native mobile app. Live at joolian.ai.

What I care about as an engineer​

A few things I have come to believe, in order:

  1. The user does not care how clever the code is. They care that the screen they need shows up, fast, and that nothing surprising happens. Performance is a feature.
  2. Security is a posture, not a feature. Either every layer is defending, or none of them are. There is no in-between.
  3. Plain language is a superpower. If you cannot explain a piece of architecture to someone who has never opened the codebase, you do not understand it well enough yourself. This documentation is the test.
  4. Build for the real shape of failure. Things break. Networks drop. Tokens expire. Workers crash. The interesting engineering is in how the system behaves when something goes wrong, not when everything goes right.

How to reach me​

If you read these docs and find them useful, or notice something I got wrong, please tell me. The whole point of writing this in plain English was to be talked back to.

Key takeaways​

  • I'm Nauman, a Frontend Engineer in Multan, Pakistan, currently architecting a multi tenant hospital SaaS at Buch International Hospital.
  • Dashify is my most ambitious solo project, twenty-five phased releases, every layer hardened.
  • I publish open source npm packages and ship side projects regularly.
  • I believe security, performance, and plain language are the three habits that separate good engineers from people who happen to write code.
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