I keep 150+ corporate print systems alive, run a 12-service homelab, and ship Android apps to 120 classrooms. Every light in this skyline is something I built or keep running.
Every building up there is a unit down here. Click a unit for the full spec sheet.
Corporate print infrastructure for 150+ banks, universities, and embassies across Lebanon — uniFLOW and Canon MPS estates. When a hospital's print server goes down, I'm the call that fixes it remotely. This is the day job, and it's never boring.
Twelve-plus self-hosted services on one home server behind a Cloudflare Tunnel: photo backup, cloud storage, home automation, n8n workflows, game streaming, an AI workspace. One nginx front, real security configs, zero services exposed bare to the internet.
An Android kiosk app I built from scratch and deployed across 120 interactive classroom screens: QR sign-in, session management, a remote admin dashboard, and a crash watchdog. Built, shipped, and maintained in production — zero downtime since launch.
A self-hosted AI workspace — LLM chat, RAG over my own documents, deep research, email and calendar hooks. Self-built, self-maintained, and used every day as a personal productivity engine. I work with frontier models (DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen) as consulting partners, not search engines.
By day I keep print infrastructure alive — banks, universities, embassies. It's a job where "the network is fine" is never the whole truth, and the fix is usually one careful remote session away.
After hours I operate this rack: the homelab, the kiosk app, the AI workspace. I'm learning back-end development through freeCodeCamp and MongoDB University, with front-end next. I've been doing this since 2021, and the rack hasn't gone down.
Hover a port to see where it's used. Everything on this panel is in production somewhere in this rack.
No forms. No gates. If you're hiring or collaborating, dial straight in.