AI-powered infrastructure for local businesses.

I'm currently working as a Core IT Recruiter, working closely with technology teams and professionals across the IT ecosystem. Over the years, that has given me a deep understanding of modern technology stacks — from programming languages and frameworks to databases, cloud technologies, software architecture and the different components that make real-world systems work.

I didn't start with a certificates wall — I started with products. A doctor's appointment system. A platform for housing societies. A gifting product that turns memories into songs. Websites for local food and automotive businesses. Each one began with the same question: what does this business actually need to work better?

Over time, that question became a way of working. I look at the business first — customers, leads, bookings, payments, follow-ups, operations — and then design the smallest system that genuinely solves the problem. Sometimes that's a single professional website. Sometimes it's a full multi-tenant SaaS platform. The scope follows the problem, not the other way around.

My IT background helps me look beyond the interface. I understand how the pieces connect — frontend, backend, databases, APIs, infrastructure, hosting, authentication, automation and AI — which allows me to think about products as complete systems rather than just websites.

I work across the full journey: understanding, planning, design, build and launch. When a product goes live, it goes live ready for real users — hosting configured, domain connected, workflows tested. That end-to-end involvement is the point: you're not piecing together freelancers, you're working directly with the person behind Webza's research and products.