Architecture and design
System design, technology choices and the trade-offs written down before they become expensive.
Architecture · Integration · Technical leadership
Architecture, integration and technical leadership for government and enterprise systems — with one senior engineer accountable for the decisions.
What I build
Government portals, financial systems and integration layers — work that has to keep running while the organisation depends on it.
System design, technology choices and the trade-offs written down before they become expensive.
API gateways and the integration layers that connect systems which were never designed to talk.
Leading engineering on a programme: standards, reviews and accountability for what ships.
Published work
Every link goes to the real product or its store listing.

Digital government platform for Hail Municipality, Saudi Arabia. Citizen services and municipal operations.

Custom ERP solutions for multi-department organizations.

Enterprise financial platform with accounting and budgeting.

Centralized API management platform for enterprise system integration.
What's included
Each engagement is scoped individually. Common shapes:
How it works
No fixed promises before the facts are known. Timelines and cost come from the agreed scope, and you see progress at every milestone.
We talk through the idea, the users and the constraints. You get an honest view of whether — and how — to build it.
A written scope with milestones and an estimate based on it, so you know exactly what is being built.
Flows and screens you can click through and approve before any development starts.
Development in agreed stages, with working builds you can review as the work progresses.
Final testing, deployment and — for apps — store listings and submission.
Updates, fixes and the next version, under the support arrangement we agreed.
Founder-led
You won't be passed to an account manager. You talk to the engineer who designs your product and answers for it.
Khalid AboubakrFounder & principal engineer
Questions
Yes — including the digital government platform for Amanat Hail in Saudi Arabia, written up as a case study.
Not the screens. Confidential systems are written up as case studies that describe the problem, the decisions and the engineering — without exposing the client's system.
Yes. Many enterprise engagements are a contribution to a larger programme: an architecture review, an integration layer or technical leadership next to your team. Responsibilities and decision rights are written into the scope.
Tell me them at the start — where data must be hosted, on-premise or cloud, access controls, NDAs and any procurement rules — and they become part of the architecture and the scope, not an afterthought.
It depends on what the product has to do: features, user types, integrations and the systems behind it. After a discovery call you get a written scope and an estimate based on it — not a number guessed in advance.
Ownership of the code, the store listings and the hosting accounts is agreed in writing before work starts.
With me, directly. I lead the project from the first call; when specialists are needed, I bring them in and stay responsible for their work.
Start your project
Your message comes straight to me. I'll reply personally with questions that sharpen the plan, an honest read on scope, or a clear no if I'm not the right fit.
Khalid AboubakrFounder & principal engineer