A Moroccan in Munich who loves turning ideas into real software. Studying, building, and figuring things out. One project at a time.
I grew up in Morocco and moved to Munich in 2021 to study Information Systems at TUM. What started as a big leap into the unknown quickly became home. I fell in love with the city.
I got into software engineering because I wanted to build things, not just learn the theory. That hasn't changed. I still get a kick out of building microservices, shipping a feature end-to-end, or getting a deployment pipeline to finally go green.
Currently, I'm an intern at BMW Group, working on backend java microservices and cloud deployments, while also wrapping up my Master's on the side. It's busy, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
Packed my bags, moved to Munich, and started studying Information Systems at the Technical University of Munich.
Landed my first real dev job at JS Advertising GmbH. Got my hands dirty automating Amazon campaigns and dipping into open-source.
Got to lead a small frontend team through a TUM and LaFamiglia VC collab. We took Figma designs and turned them into a real Next.js app.
Joined the IT department at Giorgio Armani, where I got to work on a variety of projects, from daily IT operations, IT support, to building internal tools and automating processes.
Currently at BMW Group, building microservices in Java, setting up CI/CD pipelines, and learning a ton about how things run at scale.
Building services
Exploring cities
Good coffee
Staying active
Whether it's a cool project idea, a job opportunity, or just a chat over coffee — I'd love to hear from you.