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Hey, I'm Mo πŸ‘‹πŸΎ

Building stuff with Java & Spring Boot | Austin, TX


πŸš€ What I'm Building

Right now I'm heads down on NiyyahMatch - a Muslim matchmaking app that's intentionally different.

The idea? You can only have one active match at a time. No endless swiping. No paradox of choice. Just focused, meaningful connections.

The Stack: Spring Boot β€’ PostgreSQL β€’ React β€’ JWT The Goal: Launch to 50-100 real users in Q1 2026

I'm in the middle of building out authentication and the match lock system. It's my first full production app, and honestly, I'm learning a ton as I go.

β†’ Check it out on GitHub


πŸ’» Tech I Work With

Java Spring Boot PostgreSQL MySQL Selenium Git

Currently getting better at React and diving deeper into system design.


🎯 Where I'm At

Just wrapped up my apprenticeship at Apple where I worked on Radar - the internal bug tracking system thousands of Apple engineers use daily. Got to ship real features and see how production systems work at scale.

Now I'm:

  • Building NiyyahMatch from scratch (backend β†’ deployment)
  • Sharpening my Spring Boot and API design skills
  • Looking for my next role as an Associate SWE

I love backend work - there's something satisfying about building the infrastructure that makes everything else possible. Databases, APIs, authentication, the whole stack.


πŸ“– A bit about my path here (if you're curious)

I grew up in a refugee camp in Sudan for thirteen years. No electricity, no internet. When I got to America, I didn't speak English and had never used a computer.

The journey was messy but it worked:

Started in manufacturing β†’ saw an automation script register users automatically β†’ thought "wait, I want to do THAT" β†’ bootcamp in Virginia β†’ Year Up (400+ hours grinding Java and Spring Boot) β†’ apprenticeship at Apple.

Now I'm building NiyyahMatch and looking for what's next.

What keeps me going:

I was the only person from my village who made it out. That weight never left me. I know what it's like to be on the outside looking in - whether from language, background, or just not fitting the traditional tech mold.

So I build things with that in mind. Tech should work for everyone, not just people who already look like they belong.


πŸ’¬ Let's Talk

Open to Associate SWE opportunities and always down to chat about:

  • Building real products people actually use
  • Backend development (Spring Boot, APIs, databases)
  • Breaking into tech from non-traditional paths
  • Sudan, resilience, and finding your way

Hit me up on LinkedIn - I usually respond pretty quick.


Building with purpose, one commit at a time 🀲🏾

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  1. niyyah-match niyyah-match Public

    Islamic matchmaking app focused on intentional connections. One match at a time.

    Java

  2. pita-shack-backend pita-shack-backend Public

    Backend REST API for Pita Shack Grill restaurant website

    Java

  3. capstone-3 capstone-3 Public

    My final capstone project with Year Up United, before jumping to the real world :(

    Java

  4. capstone-2 capstone-2 Public

    A Java CLI point-of-sale application for a custom sandwich shop that allows customers to build sandwiches, add drinks and chips, and generates itemized receipts.

    Java