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I connect the dots.

Frontend engineer by trade, systems architect by instinct — interfaces that breathe, and a growing command of the backend beneath them.

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// 01. trajectory

Education & Experience

Mehdi Chamiani

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mehdi.chamiani

online

$ whoami --verbose

role
digital architect
uptime
6+ years in production
focus
scalable React / Next.js systems — fintech · SaaS · high-traffic
current
frontend architecture for a crypto exchange, 100k+ active users
also
WordPress & CMS platforms where speed of iteration wins
beyond
architecture decisions · code reviews · mentoring · agile workflows
learning
fastapi & python — actively expanding into the backend

open to remote & relocation

mehdi@chami.dev:~$ git log --graph career6 commits
  1. 5bf1403HEADNov 2024 — Present · Part-time · Remote

    feat(databadger): Frontend Lead

    Leading frontend direction and building high-performance web experiences with React, Next.js, and WordPress.

    + Define scalable frontend architecture and engineering standards.

    + Turn complex product ideas into polished, intuitive interfaces.

    + Collaborate with designers and backend teams to ship production-ready experiences.

  2. 5806baaHEADApr 2022 — Present · Full-time

    feat(exonyx): Frontend Team Lead

    Leading frontend development for a cryptocurrency platform serving 100,000+ users.

  3. 26f3d8fMay 2022 — Nov 2022 · Remote

    feat(realtyna): Frontend Developer

    Created responsive WordPress experiences for international real-estate businesses.

  4. 8fc12eaJul 2020 — Nov 2021

    feat(pishgam): Frontend Developer

    Developed interfaces for the company's core software platform.

  5. 48bd492HEADJan 2017 — Present

    feat(freelance): Freelance Web Developer

    Helping businesses turn their ideas into thoughtful digital experiences.

  6. ef9902cinitGraduated 2018

    init(shiraz-pnu): B.Sc. Computer Software Engineering

    Foundation in software engineering, algorithms, and systems design.

// 02. shipped

Work

$ ls ~/projects14

databadger/

  • Reimagined a legacy WordPress website as a modern, responsive experience aligned with the company's refreshed brand.

    WordPressElementor ProJavaScriptResponsive Design

exonyx/

realtyna/

independent/

// 03. api reference

Services

base url: https://chami.dev — all endpoints accept new clients

// 04. pipeline

How I Work

chami.dev/pipeline — run #always● running
  1. 1

    discover

    Understand the problem, users, and constraints before any code.

  2. 2

    design

    Architecture, data model, and UI direction — agreed up front.

  3. 3

    build

    Short iterations, working software early and often.

  4. 4

    test

    Automated tests + real-device checks. No 'works on my machine'.

  5. 5

    deploy

    CI/CD to production with previews for every change.

  6. 6

    maintain

    Monitoring, updates, and a partner who sticks around.

// 05. runtime

Skills

mehdi@chami.dev:~$ htop --skills
PIDPROCESSCPU%STATUS
1000react93run
1007next.js91run
1014typescript88run
1021tailwindcss89run
1028redux84run
1035zustand80run
1042tanstack query83run
1049wordpress88run
1056node.js80run
1063fastapi45learn
1070git90run
1077docker76run
frontend backend cms tools

// 06. feedback

Client Logs

mehdi@chami.dev:~$ tail -f /var/log/clients.log● live

[2026-03-11 10:37] cropguard · databadger — verified ✓

Mehdi took CropGuard's complex geospatial workflows and turned them into an interface our customers actually enjoy using. He thinks about the product, not just the code.

Product Lead, CropGuard

[2025-09-02 16:12] easyway · payment-gateway — verified ✓

Our payment workflow has run for years with Mehdi maintaining it — reliable, fast to respond, and he explains technical decisions in plain language.

Founder, EasyWay

[2025-05-27 09:48] huston-lumber · databadger — verified ✓

The redesigned site finally matches our brand. Mehdi handled everything from design implementation to launch, and traffic engagement improved noticeably.

Owner, Huston Lumber

waiting for the next log entry — could be yours

// 07. logs

Latest Writing

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// 08. manual

FAQ

CHAMI.DEV(1) — user manual — run chami.dev --help

--pricingHow do you charge?

Fixed-price for well-scoped projects, day rate for ongoing or exploratory work. Every project starts with a free scoping call and a written proposal — no surprises after the fact.

--timelineHow long does a typical project take?

A marketing site or headless WordPress build: 2–4 weeks. A full-stack application MVP: 6–10 weeks. You get working previews from week one, not a big reveal at the end.

--remoteDo you work remotely / across timezones?

Yes — fully remote, async-first, with regular check-ins scheduled around your timezone. Everything is documented, so progress never depends on a meeting.

--maintenanceWhat happens after launch?

Every build ships with monitoring and a handover walkthrough. I offer ongoing maintenance retainers, or I hand it to your team with documentation — your choice.

--stackWhy React / Next.js / FastAPI / WordPress?

Because they cover the whole spectrum: Next.js for fast modern frontends (my core craft), WordPress where non-technical teams need to own content, and FastAPI for clean typed backends — an area I'm actively deepening. I pick the lightest tool that solves your problem, and I'm upfront about where I'm the expert versus where I'm growing.

--startHow do we start?

Send a transmission below (or email contact@chami.dev) with a couple of lines about your project. You'll get a reply within 24h with next steps.

// 09. open channel

Get in touch

Open to interesting projects and conversations — send a transmission.

mehdi@chami.dev:~$ ./send-message.sh

$ ps aux | grep mehdi

process chami.dev — status: ● running since 2017 · no exit planned

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