01Driving school operations2026
Qeyadah
A driving school took lesson booking off the phone — with deposits that release the slot on their own if nobody pays.
FlutterCubitClean ArchitectureFirebase Cloud Messaging
Available for new opportunities
Nawar Al-Tibi
I build Flutter apps that real businesses run on.
Bookings, payments, clinics, parking lots, and hospital stock — shipped in Arabic and English, and owned from architecture to release. Currently building Flutter at ecoZone.
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products shipped for real clients
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unit and bloc tests across my codebases
AR / EN
bilingual, RTL from the first screen
Mobile + Web
Flutter, React, and TypeScript
01Work
Selected work
Five products for five real clients — each with one hard problem that decided whether it would hold up in production.
02Smart parking2026
Mawaqef
Drivers find, hold, and pay for a spot on the map. Lot owners watch occupancy from the same app.
FlutterBLoCOpenStreetMapDio
03Healthcare messaging2025
Shifaa
Doctor–patient chat encrypted on the phone, so not even the server can read it.
FlutterRSA-OAEPAES-GCMPusher
04Hospital inventory2026
HSMS
The permission-driven web system that replaced a national hospital’s paper stock ledger.
React 19TypeScriptTanStack QueryRBAC
05Multi-vendor delivery2025
SoldOut
One order, several vendors, and a single optimized route for the driver who delivers it.
FlutterFirebaseGeolocationREST
02Experience
Experience
A full-time Flutter role, a hospital-systems internship, and freelance client work — often running side by side.
Flutter Developer · ecoZone
NowApr 2026 — Present · Full-time · Remote
Building features for a product in its final stretch before launch, inside a large, established Flutter codebase and a team with real review standards.
- Ship features end to end — from the API contract to finished, localized UI — across several connected apps.
- Harden the areas that break first at launch: authentication, session handling, role-based access, and realtime updates.
- Keep new work consistent with the team’s feature-first Clean Architecture and Cubit/BLoC conventions.
FlutterCubit / BLoCClean ArchitectureWebSocketsJWTPush notifications
Product details are under NDA — launching to production soon.
Software Engineering Intern · 88ninety
Jun 2026 — Aug 2026 · Part-time · Hybrid, Damascus
Frontend engineer on a ten-person team replacing a national hospital’s paper inventory with an on-premises web system.
- Built the materials, department-request, delivery, and storage-location screens of a 25-page React 19 + TypeScript app.
- Drove every route, menu item, and action from backend permission keys, so six roles run on one access model admins can edit without a deploy.
- Shipped inside a fully Arabic RTL interface, backed by an 85-test Vitest suite and an IIS + SQL Server deployment with no cloud at runtime.
React 19TypeScriptTanStack QueryAnt DesignVitestRBAC
Read the HSMS case study Freelance Flutter Developer · Remote
Nov 2024 — Aug 2026 · Project-based
Delivered four client products end to end — architecture, state management, networking, and a bilingual Arabic/English UI.
- Qeyadah: lesson booking with self-expiring deposit holds, ~31 unit and bloc tests, and CI on GitHub Actions.
- Mawaqef: map-based parking for drivers and owners, with safe recovery when a checkout conflicts.
- Shifaa: clinic chat end-to-end encrypted on the device with RSA-OAEP and AES-GCM.
- SoldOut: multi-vendor ordering with OSRM multi-stop routes for drivers.
03Skills
What I work with
Grouped by the problems they solve. Everything below is used in a shipped project, not just listed.
Mobile engineering
Production Flutter apps, structured to grow.
FlutterDartCubit / BLoCGetXClean Architecturego_routerget_it + injectablefpdart / dartz
Data, APIs & offline
Apps that stay usable on weak networks.
REST APIsDioTyped error handlingsqfliteHiveCache-then-networkSharedPreferences
Realtime & maps
Live updates, notifications, and routing.
WebSocketsPusher Channels & BeamsFirebase Cloud MessagingOpenStreetMapOSRM routingGeolocation
Security & access
Protecting users and their data.
JWT & OTP authRBAC / permission keysEnd-to-end encryptionRSA-OAEPAES-GCMSecure storage
Web frontend
Typed, permission-aware React apps.
React 19TypeScriptTanStack QueryReact RouterViteAnt DesignRTL layouts
Quality & delivery
Code that is tested before it ships.
bloc_testmocktailVitestReact Testing LibraryGitHub Actions CIGit & code review
Also comfortable on the API side: ASP.NET Core, C#, EF Core, and SQL Server.
04Approach
How I build
Three habits that show up in every codebase I own — and why the code I hand over is easy to keep building on.
Architecture that survives change
Presentation, domain, and data are separated from the first commit, and failures are typed instead of thrown. When an API contract changes mid-project, the fix stays in one layer instead of rippling through every screen.
Seen in: Qeyadah · Mawaqef
Arabic and English from the first screen
Layouts, forms, dates, currency, and error messages work in RTL and LTR from day one. Building it in costs days; retrofitting it after launch costs weeks — and it’s the first thing Arabic-speaking users notice.
Seen in: Every product I’ve shipped
The unhappy path is part of the feature
A deposit that must expire on its own, a checkout that conflicts after a dropped connection, a message the server must never read. I design for the failure first — and I don’t ship a half-wired feature that only works in the demo.
Seen in: Qeyadah · Mawaqef · Shifaa
05About
About me
Damascus, Syria · UTC+3
Arabic (native) · English (professional)
Remote, or on-site in Damascus
I’m a Flutter and web engineer in Damascus who cares about the parts of shipping users never see — until they go wrong.
Since 2024 I’ve delivered five products for real clients across driving schools, parking, healthcare, delivery, and hospital inventory — while finishing a B.Sc. in Information Technology Engineering at Damascus University. Today I work full-time on Flutter at ecoZone.
What I bring to a team: architecture that stays easy to change, Arabic and English treated as equals from the first screen, and error states designed as carefully as the happy path. I’m as comfortable in a React and TypeScript codebase as in Flutter.
Away from client work, I solve problems on Codeforces, helped run three national collegiate programming contests, and led course teams at RBCs, a student group that turns live lectures into proofread notes. I work in Arabic and English on UTC+3, with easy overlap into European hours — remote, or on-site in Damascus.
Education
B.Sc. Information Technology Engineering, Damascus University (Oct 2022 – Sep 2027)
Certification
Mobile Application Development Using Flutter — OUSOS, Dec 2023
Leadership & volunteering
Course team lead at RBCs (Nov 2023 – Feb 2026). Operations for DCPC 2025, SCPC 2025, and SYPU 2026.
Competitive programming
Codeforces rating 1178
06 · Contact
Have a product to ship? Let’s talk.
Open to full-time Flutter and web engineering roles and selected freelance projects — remote, or on-site in Damascus. Email is the fastest way to reach me.
Codeforces
1178 rating
Location
Damascus, Syria · UTC+3