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Tucson, Az, Us

Tucson, Az, Us

Climate risk and regulatory assessment framework.— Identified gaps and improved team alignment on product requirements and vision, saving costs and months of work.— Aligned company on its sustainability mission, by deploying private and secure open-source tools on none-big-tech cloud providers that use 100% renewable energy sources, while reducing tooling costs by over 40%.— Simplified complex ideas through visual documentation and creative technical writing, for a diverse audience of scientists, tech, business, and marketing

I'm the tech PM who will be straightforward with you. If I believe in it, I will go out of my way to make it happen; be it in defining creative strategies around constraints, leading cross-functional teams from across the realms, or rolling my sleeves and going hands-on with development and design.— Collaborated with over 40 clients, transforming their visions into attainable product strategies and roadmaps.— Led over 10 teams of diverse talents and stakeholders, utilizing agile methodologies with creative twists, while keeping everyone aligned on the what, when, how, and why.— Specialties: UX, communication (written and spoken), and other empathy-driven areas || SaaS products.

Web Design: Figma || UX Design & Optimization || Creative UI ideas & custom implementation.Frontend stack: ReactJS / NextJS. - Tailwind CSS - The obvious: HTML, CSS, Javascript (and some Typescript) - Some knowledge in VueJS / NuxtJS.Backend: Payload CMS (working on v3.0) - WordPress with WooCommerce, including custom development of themes and plugins, or using it as a headless CMS.DevOps: Website hosting: Either on a VPS or through third-parties like Vercel - Docker (compose) - Nginx - DNS ConfigsMisc:- Search Engine Optimization (SEO), technical implementation and research.- Video guides can be provided on how to use your website and CMS, created per-project.- Clean, documented code.- Full code & design hand-over on project completion.

Beirut, Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

- Led market analysis for a clinical management SaaS, collaborating with medical, business, and sales experts to define product requirements and design a standout onboarding UX.- Managed the MVP development, prioritizing key user needs and differentiators from competitors.- Established pipelines for custom software development, introducing a source of sustainable income while maintaining work on the core product.- Designed the logo and created branding assets for aiOpsis.

Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

— Secured 4 mission-aligned projects: medical SaaS, knowledge hub, artisanal platform, and a green eComm marketplace.— Assembled and led a cross-functional team of 8. Bootstrapped the startup and achieved profitability in under a year.— Guided clients in securing over $120,000 in grants to supplement costs, via tailored documentation and strategic advice.

Beirut, Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

Custom software development agency focused on positive-impact solutions.

Custom software dev company with diverse clients and teams.— Interfaced with clients to define requirements, scopes, and roadmaps for over 20 products.— Successfully managed and delivered 100% of 14 projects on time and within budget, leading cross-functional teams of over 20 engineers and designers through complex constraints and project pivots.— Obsessed over internal process optimizations, improving team outcomes by 30% and reducing avg. project costs by 25%.— Mentored 2 batches of around 10 interns and juniors.

Beirut, Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

Worked with CRTDA on their campaign called "My Nationality is a Right for me and my Family", that aims to alter the Lebanese laws to allow women to give the Lebanese nationality to their partners and children, just like men can (unfortunately, there is little to no gender equality in Lebanon).The roles I played revolved around online communication & advertisement, coordinating between the management, design, and impact teams, to create campaigns, design posters, create short videos, including multiple short documentaries, along with setting up some tools for internal collaboration.

Beirut, Beirut Governorate, Lebanon

First attempt at an "agency-like" approach, after life presented me with an opportunity to put together a small team (one designer, one developer, and myself) to design, develop, and maintain websites, with a focus on e-commerce projects.I've focused on marketing & business development, and learned web development in the process (I already had some background in programming using both Unity (C#) and Unreal Engine (C++) from my previous game development startup, alongside working with Arduinos and Raspberry pies as an amateur.)

Beirut District, Lebanon

As an early founder, I handled all tasks related to networking and getting new clients, onboarding those clients, collecting the project requirements, establishing timelines and providing quotations, then splitting and keeping track of the tasks between the team, and handling full communication with the clients.As a curious founder & adventurer into the world of business and entrepreneurship, I formed a small team (one developer, one designer, and myself; we called ourself a boutique team at the time), and had the opportunity to learn and sharpen new skills:- Marketing & networking, on social media, in-person events, cold calling, and offering referral incentives.- I designed a structured process to gather and document client requirements, ensuring that our team thoroughly understood each business's needs & objectives.- Building strong relationships with clients throughout our working experience together, which with time started getting us a fair amount of word-of-mouth recommendations.- After working with the first few clients, I collected enough experience to start advising clients on strategic improvements to their business & marketing, while maintaining strict confidentiality.- I kept track of progress on our projects, and helped the team plan their work-tasks accordingly.I eventually developed a good sense for User Experience design & optimization, especially after learning a fair bit of user/player psychology from my game design experience in my previous venture (Grey Imp Studios). That drove me to also want to learn some development, where I started working with WordPress and WooCommerce, mainly template-based projects at the time, with a bit of PHP programming.

Beirut District, Lebanon

Game design, as I like to define it, is the process of understanding the player psychology and designing different gameplay elements, mechanics, and experiences around it, triggering what you want to trigger and immersing the rest in the game's universe.Our main focus was designing story-driven games while keeping true to what a game is: an immersive interactive experience.

Beirut District, Lebanon

Grey Imp Studios is a game development studio focused on creating games with fulfilling mechanics and immersive gameplay revolving around captivating stories. I was responsible for the daily running of the Impire (intentional "i" there) and its representation in the real world, alongside leading the game design process.Check out the teaser of the game we were working on before kicking the bucket: Starborn Chronicles Teaser ( https://youtu.be/upjmZwbSwzc )

Lebanon

Educating learners in different schools, universities, & open events about the wonders of the universe we coincided to exist in. I worked with The Cosmic Dome on a contractual basis per event where I would set up portable planetariums, study the groups attending and choose the right documentaries for us to watch, and give lectures with a QA session at the end.

Sahel Aalma, Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate, Lebanon

A startup-like approach to media creation. We worked on a movie called King Johan, where Kowaka, a partner of LCP (Lebanese Cinematographic Productions), was responsible for all CGI (Computer Generated Imagery) shots and edits in the movie, and for maintaining and keeping all the studio’s tech up to date and up to standards.I handled setting up a small render farm & server (using the work PCs when they were not being used), the networking infrastructure, and shared storage for all the editors and designers, and managed users and their access to devices and resources across the studio.I also consulted (after doing a lot of research) on the tech choices used for CG purposes, and worked on a few CGI scenes for the movie as exciting learning experiences to better understand the process and team requirements.