Mission-critical platforms
Command centers, dispatch engines, realtime operational systems. The kind of thing that has to hold up under real load and real stakes, and keeps holding up.
Ibrahim Gamal · Solutions Architect & Engineering Lead
I build the systems most people are reluctant to take on.
In the last year: a regional command center spanning 26 hospitals, delivered on deadline with a five-engineer team; an anti-hallucination RAG platform in production; the data-governance layer for regulated healthcare records. Most useful where the requirements are vague and the stakes are high.
- hospitals, one command center
- 26
- hospitals, one command center
- live ambulances tracked
- 71
- live ambulances tracked
- AI model cost cut, zero regression
- 75%
- AI model cost cut, zero regression
- delegates supported at COP27
- 35K+
- delegates supported at COP27
Selected work
Production systems real teams run on.
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Regional Command Center
Jazan Health Cluster, government contract
NestJS · PostgreSQL · Prisma · Socket.io · Redis · LiveKit
The system of record fusing 26 hospitals into a single real-time operational picture: 71 live ambulances, an 8-state dispatch engine, and clinical KPI machines for STEMI, Stroke, and Trauma. Delivered on a government deadline with a team of five.
26 hospitals71 live ambulances99.9% validated accuracy~70% less coordination overhead
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Emergency Department Queue
Multi-tenant patient flow, same cluster
Node.js · Express · Prisma · Next.js · SSE · Playwright
Live patient-flow aggregation across 26 emergency departments: a triage engine blending CTAS/ESI weighting with wait-time aging, race-safe daily token issuance, and public displays driven by server-sent events.
26 EDs aggregated~1 min update cadence99.9% data accuracy
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AI Content Strategist
Autonomous LLM pipeline
n8n · OpenAI · Apify · Node.js
A 6-step autonomous pipeline that does the work of a senior content strategist: scrapes the niche, reasons over it with GPT-4, and ships production-ready calendars. Days of planning compressed to about 15 minutes per client.
Days → ~15 min6 autonomous steps20+ hrs/week saved
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Qanooni Legal Platform
Dual-sided legal marketplace
Next.js · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Stripe · Elasticsearch
A legal marketplace onboarding 500+ lawyers and facilitating 5K+ client matches: Stripe consultation payments, Elasticsearch legal discovery, real-time chat, and full Arabic RTL across client, lawyer, and admin tiers.
500+ lawyers onboarded5K+ client matchesFull Arabic RTL
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UNFCCC Carpooling
UN Climate Change, Bonn
Leaflet · PostGIS · PostgreSQL · Python · OpenStreetMap
A geospatial carpooling platform adopted organization-wide by the UN Climate Change sustainability team: PostGIS matching, Leaflet routing, and a deliberately zero-cost open stack so the UN could actually run it.
Adopted org-widePostGIS matchingZero-cost stack
Read the case studyWhat I take on
AI & LLM systems
Provider-agnostic agent layers, RAG grounded in your own data on PostgreSQL and pgvector, and cost-aware model routing. Production AI that answers truthfully and doesn't burn the budget.
Data governance & integration
Master-data governance for regulated records, GDPR control layers with full audit traceability, and legacy systems (CSV, SFTP, API) normalized into one model that holds 99.9% accuracy.
The CV tells you what I did. The brain tells you who I am.
Seven sides of a person, mapped onto a 3D brain that physically re-forms into the meaning of each one. Ownership, the Adaptive Mind, the Builder, For Every Human, the Practice, the Mission, the Wanderer.
How an engagement runs
Start to finish, full ownership.
1
The first conversation
I sit in the business conversation, not just the ticket queue. Vague requirements are the starting point, not a blocker.
2
The architecture
The system gets designed before it gets built: data model, integration backbone, failure modes, and the deadline math.
3
The hard middle
I write the hard parts myself and lead the team through the rest. The uncomfortable middle is where I am most useful.
4
Down to our own servers
Deployed, monitored, owned. If my name is on it, I own every layer, to the metal.
Contact
Have something most people would hesitate to take on?
Vague requirements and high stakes are the brief, not the problem. Tell me what you are trying to make real.