Ahmad W Khan presents 29+ projects including enterprise software, data visualization tools, and productivity applications showcasing deep-dive analysis of enterprise-level software architecture, system design, and engineering excellence. Over a decade of experience building scalable, high-performance applications for healthcare, fintech, AI/ML, e-commerce, SaaS, financial planning, and research platforms.
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Comprehensive portfolio of complex systems built by Ahmad W Khan using modern technologies and enterprise-grade architecture. Each project demonstrates technical excellence, scalability, and production-ready implementation.
Technologies: Django, React, Python, JavaScript, AI/ML, Microservices, PostgreSQL, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Domains: Enterprise Healthcare, Integration Platforms, Fintech (Mirrlo), Mental Health (PsychePoint), Healthcare SaaS, AI/ML, E-commerce, SaaS, Analytics, Patent Research, Advertising Technology.
Enterprise healthcare, integration platforms, Quest Innovation SaaS, Octalogic real estate & civic portals, and global client delivery.
Full-Stack Web Application
Sole engineer on an ops tool that checks service eligibility by drive time and specialty—React 19 SPA, Python Lambdas, mTLS upstream, WCAG AA combobox, on AWS.
Cloud-Native Integration Hub
Primary app-layer engineer on DAS4—Node.js InboundProxy, XML validation, Jest + Pact tests, and CI/CD fixes in a VA-scale Lambda monorepo.
Quest Innovation · Multi-Tenant PHP
Quest Innovation multi-tenant PHP SaaS—my name in the admin header. Three portals, table manager, loyalty points, mPDF reports on shared MySQL.
Quest Innovation · Inventory
Replaced month-end spreadsheet chaos for warehouse teams—PHP inventory app, date-filtered views, mPDF exports on quest_stock MySQL.
Octalogic · React + Laravel
EOI Digital at Octalogic—React/MUI front office, Laravel Passport API, Formik flows, React-PDF sales docs for property expressions of interest.
Octalogic · Node.js / Express
Civic admin portal on Express + MongoDB—multer-s3 uploads, presigned URLs, EJS admin with DataTables. Staff seed on first boot.
AI-Powered Advertising Platform
Full-stack work on adinvestor.co—campaign launch, budget enforcement, and performance drill-down for advertisers who need one surface, not five tabs.
SEP Intelligence Platform
Patent teams cross-reference declared patents against standards documents for weeks—SEPInsights automates that on sepinsights.com with Django, Vue 3, Elasticsearch, and exportable claim charts.
Multi-Tenant SEO SaaS · End-to-End
Built a B2B rank tracker from scratch for a marketing agency—multi-tenant dashboards, Celery SERP pipelines, Stripe tiers to 50K keywords, deployed on AWS.
Actionable CDP · Remote Senior Engineer
Senior engineer on a Dutch CDP with 200+ integrations—Symfony and Laravel dual API, Workbench ETL cron, Elasticsearch, and targeting segmentation rules.
NFL Fantasy Contests · Remote Senior Engineer
Shipped real-money NFL fantasy before kickoff—LoopBack + React, Dwolla wallets, five-minute live scoring jobs, league import from major platforms.
Banking Software Solution
Spring Boot banking contributor—AES-256, Oracle transactions, audit-friendly service layers under regulatory constraints.
Freelance Platform
Freelance marketplace for ROAI Paris—Django, in-project messaging, Docker + Nginx production deploy. Profiles, bids, and chat in one stack.
E-commerce Platform
Full commerce loop for AYL Shop—catalog, cart, checkout, order tracking. React front, Laravel back, PayPal checkout.
Startup-Investor Matching
Startup–investor matching solo from zero to beta at sendoutpost.com—Django, Celery notifications, Stripe subscriptions, lean two-sided MVP.
Invoicing System
Django invoicing for OM Sri Sai Service—shipment data to printable invoices at osss.co.in/invoice/, no re-entering tracking numbers.
Shipped during a planned career break—health recovery, learning, and validating SaaS with real users.
Financial Life Simulator · Live MVP
India-first FIRE planner built solo—EPF, PPF, NPS, old vs new tax regime, 30-year projections, scenario compare. Live at mirrlo.com with Razorpay Pro.
Mental Health Marketplace · Live MVP
Patient marketplace plus clinic SaaS at app.psychepoint.com—Django 5, React role dashboards, Razorpay, and a scraper indexing 15K+ mental-health providers.
Earlier full-stack experiments, simulation POCs, Django photo apps, blockchain property UX, local RAG AI, and micro-SaaS prototypes.
SaaS for Developers
Job board with indexed search, employer posting, and apply flows—fast filters on both sides without tutorial friction.
Peer-to-Peer Streaming
Streaming architecture POC—ingest, transcoding trade-offs, CDN playback paths documented before committing to production.
Analytics Platform
BigQuery pipelines and scheduled SQL views—repeatable metrics so finance stops waiting on ad-hoc engineering queries.
Real-Time Purchasing Power Parity Tool
Compare salaries by purchasing power, not exchange rate—World Bank PPP data on ahmadwkhan.com/ppp-converter.
Low Poly Survival Game
Oli's WebGL Experiment—a Unity birthday gift exported to browser via UnityLoader.js. Low-poly, fullscreen, shipped on deadline.
Interactive Data Thesis
Honest map of how Indians earn—jobs, gigs, and businesses ranked by entry difficulty. Interactive catalog on ahmadwkhan.com.
Financial Independence Tool
Free hosted FIRE calculator—instant corpus math in INR, USD, or Euro. Vanilla JS, no account, on ahmadwkhan.com.
Motivational Activity Generator
Blunt daily habit tracker I built for myself—streak counting, local storage, no signup wall on ahmadwkhan.com.
Life Visualization Tool
Your life as 4,000 weeks—React grid, milestone markers, wallpaper export. Tim Urban's idea, built for daily perspective.
Rapid POC Playground · 20+ Prototypes
20+ Python sim prototypes—UBI macro models, Monte Carlo FinSim, FIRE stress tests. Research sandbox that fed Mirrlo.
Intelligence Platform POC
Intelligence terminal POC—FastAPI, 200+ feed plugins, Rich CLI + REST API. Freemium tiers from Free through Enterprise.
Neighborhood Store Simulation POC
TypeScript kirana store sim—90 seconds = one day, spoilage, customer queues, cashier fatigue. Assamese-first i18n for NE India retail research.
Instagram for Web · Django
Django Instagram-style app on Heroku—three S3 renditions per upload, infinite scroll, Lightgallery. Built for slow connections.
React Housing Marketplace
MERN marketplace experiment (ProHouse)—listings, cart, Paytm, Cloudinary, JWT auth. Property UX built on e-commerce infrastructure.
Nursing Education · Django
Django grades tool for nursing programs—structured test marks, ReportLab reports, Vercel-deployed. No more hand-compiled mark sheets.
Fully Local AI Assistant
Local ChatGPT clone—Ollama, FastAPI, Qdrant, LangChain. Upload PDFs; answers grounded in your docs, nothing sent to a cloud API.
Quest Innovation · Multi-Tenant Hospitality Platform
Professional delivery · PHP SaaS · Admin, super-admin & vendor portals

Quest Innovation needed a multi-tenant hospitality platform—I designed and developed it end-to-end, with my name in the admin portal header. Three separate PHP applications share a MySQL backend (quest_restaurant): restaurant admin (table management, menus, orders, reward points), super-admin (cross-tenant oversight, today's sales, reviews-by-date reports), and vendor workflows. mPDF 7.x generates operational PDF exports from both admin consoles.
Each restaurant brand needs isolated data—staff assignments, loyalty points, menus, and billing—while the platform operator needs cross-tenant visibility and exportable reports for management review. Session-scoped tenant IDs must never leak between restaurants.
Session-based auth with per-restaurant admin IDs, AJAX table-manager workflows for floor staff, reward-point tables tied to customer visits, branded logos per tenant, and shared mPDF report pipelines across admin and super-admin modules. Composer-managed dependencies for PDF generation.
Production SaaS structure supporting day-to-day restaurant operations for Quest Innovation clients—table management, customer loyalty tracking, and PDF reporting that back-office teams actually use.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactQuest Innovation · Warehouse Inventory Operations

Warehouse supervisors at Quest Innovation clients were tracking stock in spreadsheets that broke every month-end. I built the stock management app in PHP with MySQL (quest_stock database), session-gated login flows, Bootstrap operational UI with air-datepicker integrations, and mPDF 7.x for exportable inventory summaries—the same reporting patterns I reused across Quest's PHP product line.
Inventory teams need reliable stock visibility, date-filtered views for audit periods, and printable PDF summaries they can hand to finance—without enterprise ERP complexity or per-seat licensing costs.
PHP modules for inventory CRUD, home dashboard with session auth ($_SESSION['loggedin']), datetimepicker tooling in the _dev asset folder, and mPDF pipelines matching the restaurant SaaS codebase conventions. Author metadata in the HTML head credits the build directly.
Practical inventory tooling with printable PDF outputs for warehouse supervisors and finance review—delivered as part of Quest Innovation's PHP product portfolio.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactOctalogic · React Front Office + Laravel API (EOI Digital)
EOI Digital needed a property sales platform for expressions of interest—I delivered both sides at Octalogic. Laravel 7 API with Passport OAuth2, Laravel Cashier, Telescope debugging, AWS S3 flysystem, and OpenAPI via vyuldashev/laravel-openapi. React 16 CRA frontend with Material-UI, Redux + Redux-Saga, Formik/Yup validation, React-PDF for sales documents, and PayPal integration. JIRA-tracked delivery on the Octalogic REE board.
Property sales involve brokers, buyers, units, and EOI submissions across multiple roles—each with different permissions and document requirements. The frontend needed a maintainable Layout → Container → Page → Component hierarchy with BEM SCSS modules, not a tangle of inline styles.
Laravel routes protected by auth:api and email verification middleware for projects, brokers, buyers, units, and EOI endpoints. React containers mapped to Redux for user stories, Material-UI theming, and @react-pdf/renderer for sales artifacts generated client-side. Seeded admin persona for development and demo flows.
Full-stack real-estate tooling aligned with Octalogic delivery standards—front office UX for buyers and brokers plus API-backed property and EOI management with OAuth-secured access.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactOctalogic · Civic Web Portal (Node.js / Express)
NMMC is a municipal civic portal I built at Octalogic on Express 4 with EJS server-rendered admin pages, Mongoose 5 on MongoDB, and connect-mongo session storage. Staff upload documents via multer-s3 to AWS S3 with 900-second presigned URLs; bcrypt handles auth; Nodemailer sends verification emails. On startup, the app seeds a default staff user if the collection is empty—so fresh deployments aren't locked out.
Civic admin teams work with document uploads, staff records, and email verification flows—not SPA complexity. They needed secure sessions, cloud file storage, and a familiar admin UI with DataTables, Dropzone, and chart plugins without a separate frontend deployment.
Express app with MongoDB persistence, express-session middleware backed by connect-mongo, AWS SDK integrations for S3 uploads and presigned download links, lodash utilities, and EJS templates with admin plugins (Morris/Flot charts, Select2) in public/assets/plugins/.
Production municipal portal foundation with cloud file handling and rich server-rendered admin tooling—staff can manage documents and users without a dedicated frontend team.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactSole Full-Stack Engineer — Complete Frontend & Backend on AWS
Confidential contract engagement · Client details omitted per agreement · Recent senior full-stack delivery
Operations staff at a large healthcare organization evaluate whether patients qualify for services based on drive-time proximity, clinical specialty, and facility availability—a workflow that previously relied on phone calls and tribal knowledge. I was the sole full-stack engineer: I wrote the React 19 TypeScript SPA (8,000+ lines across search, eligibility, and scheduling flows), the Python Lambda backend split by domain (patient lookup via mTLS, eligibility computation against the VA Facilities API with DynamoDB caching, care specialty mappings, scheduling preferences), and the CI/CD pipelines that deploy containerized Lambdas and the static frontend to AWS.
No engineering bench existed when I was brought in. The tool had to meet WCAG AA, keep sensitive identifiers out of URLs, integrate with upstream identity and facilities services under mTLS, and ship in a regulated cloud environment—all while I was the only person writing application code on either side of the stack.
I built a four-tier local dev stack so I could ship without live production data: Express mock server, Flask Lambda shim, LocalStack, and oauth2-proxy/Dex OIDC. On the frontend, a 1,400-line reactive eligibility view, custom WAI-ARIA listbox combobox, spreadsheet-driven mental health config ingested by a Python build script, and POST-based search keeping sensitive fields out of query strings. Backend: OpenAPI 3 contract, pytest transport and schema validation, Secrets Manager integration.
Production platform with automated deploys on merge, WCAG AA remediation, mTLS upstream integration, synthetic mock personas for training, and a pytest suite covering 4xx/5xx paths—delivered end-to-end by one engineer across frontend, backend, and DevOps.
Every item below was designed, implemented, and tested by me across the full stack—no separate frontend or backend owners on this program.
I built multi-criteria search with isolated sensitive-identifier fields, sortable results across all columns, hierarchical address sorting, pagination via batch loading, back-to-top navigation, and status badges—1,100+ lines of production UI logic.
I built a 1,400+ line eligibility view computing results in real time as users select service type, sub-service, specialty, and facility—eliminating manual verification steps and applying configurable proximity thresholds from spreadsheet-driven config.
I created a Python build script ingesting operational reference spreadsheets into validated JSON with fail-fast data-integrity checks—keeping UI defaults synchronized with business rules without manual config edits.
Delivered full-stack scheduling preference capture: DynamoDB composite-key Lambda, CloudFormation table definition, frontend service layer, OpenAPI documentation, and mock-server parity for local development.
Implemented WAI-ARIA listbox patterns with roving tabindex, aria-activedescendant, typeahead, and focus return; sequential screen-reader status toasts; navbar responsive rewrite with fluid clamp sizing; and dedicated keyboard-only demo scripts for QA walkthroughs.
I secured lookups with POST bodies (sensitive fields never in URLs), client-certificate authentication for upstream services, masked logging, synthetic mock personas for training, and Secrets Manager integration in Lambda handlers.
I extended the eligibility service with service-type-specific defaults, paginated upstream API consumption with DynamoDB caching, and OpenAPI spec alignment across handler implementations.
I configured GitHub Actions workflows for container image build, ECR push, and ECS task deployment—enabling continuous delivery to non-production environments on merge with version-tracking chain protection.
I was the sole full-stack engineer on this platform—there was no separate frontend team, backend team, or hand-off between layers. I owned every line of application code: the React 19 TypeScript SPA (search, eligibility engine, scheduling workflow, accessible UI components, mock server, CI/CD), and the entire Python Lambda backend (identity integration, eligibility computation, service mappings, scheduling preferences, OpenAPI spec, local dev shim, pytest suite, and DynamoDB schemas).
This engagement represents the depth of my recent contract work: a regulated healthcare application delivered end-to-end on both sides of the stack, with layered local development infrastructure that enabled shipping without live production dependencies. I am now seeking senior or lead full-time roles where I can apply the same end-to-end ownership.
Ahmad W Khan was the sole engineer on this enterprise eligibility platform—React 19 SPA, Python Lambda backend, AWS ECS, WCAG accessibility, and upstream integrations. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on regulated healthcare and AWS serverless systems.
Primary Application Engineer — Node.js, Lambda, Security & Integration
Confidential contract engagement · Client details omitted per agreement · Application-layer ownership within a large enterprise platform
DAS4 is a cloud-native data integration platform for VA-scale ingestion—DBQ and SHA components moving XML payloads through Step Functions, API Gateway, DynamoDB, and S3. I was the primary application-layer engineer on the Node.js Lambda monorepo, working across InboundProxy (Express 5, AWS SDK v3, XML parsing, rate limiting), OutboundProxy, Chargeback, VendorValidation, XMLSchemaValidator, and VBMS client modules—with Jest unit tests using AWS SDK mocking and Pact contract tests on the proxy layer.
Enterprise XML pipelines fail quietly: malformed schemas, rate-limit breaches, and chargeback mismatches surface days later in downstream systems. The monorepo had dozens of IAC modules, each with its own handler contracts, and local debugging required mocking S3, DynamoDB, SSM, and Secrets Manager consistently.
I focused on InboundProxy reliability—Express middleware for XML validation, structured error responses aligned with master dataflow specs, and VSCode launch configs for stepping through handlers locally. Extended Jest coverage with aws-sdk-client-mock, fixed CI/CD pipeline issues blocking Lambda deploys, and documented debug paths in the repo README for onboarding engineers.
Hardened application-layer Lambdas in a large enterprise monorepo—improved test coverage on critical ingestion paths, working local debug workflows, and pipeline fixes that unblocked continuous delivery for the integration team.
The broader platform is maintained by a large engineering organization. Below is the environment I worked in; my contributions focused on application and integration code highlighted in the next section.
Production features I personally designed, implemented, tested, and shipped—backend engineering, security, XML/API processing, and automated testing.
I engineered SQL and NoSQL injection validation for file upload pipelines, stream-based upload checks, file location validation during XML transformation, and iterative performance tuning—hardening a critical ingress path processing partner-submitted documents at scale.
I resolved production XML parser encoding issues, enhanced validation logic with a refactored modular architecture, and added new schema version references—supporting structured document ingestion across multiple specification releases.
I authored multi-batch Jest test suites covering HTTP request handlers, XML parsers, and REST endpoints—expanding the monorepo test corpus and strengthening CI gate reliability for inbound proxy changes.
I implemented the SOAP client, transformer architecture, result-processor Lambda, API Gateway route configuration, S3 payload storage with encryption permissions, and pipeline fixes from staging through production—enabling async partner exchange via Step Functions.
I led initial decomposition of monolithic processing flows, corrected argument constructs, removed unnecessary cache layers, and repositioned pipeline stages—improving deployment reliability and reducing build cycle friction.
I configured and validated inbound proxy routes for external integration plane deployments, corrected endpoint mappings across environments, and enforced mock-config absence checks in production.
I fixed consumer-driven contract tests across multiple integration modules—restoring CI confidence for cross-team API compatibility.
I removed unnecessary packages, upgraded vulnerable dependencies to zero open alerts on a core storage service, and aligned Node.js runtime references across Lambda deployment configurations.
Representative lanes within the broader platform where I delivered application-layer features, tests, and pipeline fixes.
Within a large enterprise integration monorepo, I was the primary engineer for application-layer work—the features aligned with my core skills and where I personally owned delivery. That included Node.js Lambda handlers, security hardening (injection validation, upload stream checks), XML parser fixes and schema updates, multi-batch Jest test suites, SOAP client implementations, service decomposition, inbound proxy route configuration, Pact contract test remediation, and CI/CD pipeline fixes from staging through production.
I did not architect the entire platform—that is the work of a long-running multi-team program. What I owned was the hands-on application engineering within it: production Lambda code, test coverage expansion, live bug resolution, and integration features requiring the backend, security, and quality skills I bring to senior full-stack roles. This contract work is part of my recent professional history; I am now focused on returning to full-time senior or lead engineering employment.
Ahmad W Khan was the primary application-layer engineer—Node.js Lambdas, security hardening, XML validation, Jest suites, SOAP integrations, and CI/CD pipeline fixes in a large enterprise monorepo. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on AWS integration and backend engineering.
India-First Financial Life Simulator — Live MVP with Active Users
Founder-built product · mirrlo.com · api.mirrlo.com
Western FIRE calculators assume 401(k)s and Roth IRAs. Indians plan around EPF lock-in, PPF caps, NPS tiers, old vs new tax regimes, and SIP/EMI cash flows. Mirrlo is the fintech MVP I built solo over several years—Django 5 projection engine (apps/projections/engine.py models year-by-year income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and life events), React 18 + Vite frontend with TanStack Query, Recharts, and Razorpay subscription billing. It runs live at mirrlo.com with real users, not demo data.
Generic spreadsheets can't compare Lean vs Coast vs Traditional FIRE paths side-by-side while respecting Indian tax regime switches, instrument-specific growth rates, and inflation assumptions in INR. Users needed scenario branching without re-entering their entire financial profile each time.
Six modular Django apps (accounts, billing, profiles, projections, reports, scenarios) with JWT auth via djangorestframework-simplejwt, nested REST routers for profile income/expenses/assets/liabilities, and a projection compare endpoint. Frontend production build runs a prerender script for SEO; Sentry and PostHog wired for observability.
Shipped a live fintech MVP with 30-year projections, side-by-side scenario comparison, FIRE age targets, and freemium-to-Pro monetization via Razorpay webhooks—full product ownership from domain modeling through payments.
Compound growth modeling with inflation-adjusted corpus targets and milestone markers
Lean, Coast, and Traditional FIRE paths with side-by-side corpus and SIP requirements
EPF, PPF, NPS, equity/debt mix, old vs new tax regime modeling
Pro tier unlocks advanced scenarios, reports, and export with webhook-driven billing state
Ahmad W Khan designed and built Mirrlo end-to-end—a live fintech MVP at mirrlo.com with 30-year projections, FIRE scenarios, Razorpay subscriptions, and active users. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, consulting, and co-founder roles on fintech and SaaS products.
Mental Health Marketplace & Clinic SaaS — Live MVP with Active Users
Public brand · app.psychepoint.com · Built on MindWell platform architecture
Finding a verified psychiatrist in India and actually running the clinic behind that appointment are two different problems—most products solve neither well. PsychePoint is the live product I built on the MindWell platform: a patient marketplace at app.psychepoint.com for discovering professionals and booking appointments, plus clinic SaaS dashboards for doctors, receptionists, and pharmacists. Django 5 backend with Channels for real-time features, Celery + Redis for notifications, Razorpay for patient payments and doctor subscriptions, and a React + Material-UI frontend with role-specific dashboards.
I needed both sides of a two-sided marketplace and a multi-tenant clinic operations stack—appointment conflict detection across timezones, digital prescriptions with PDF output, SMS/email/WhatsApp notifications, and a provider directory credible enough that patients would trust it. All while shipping an MVP alongside freelance contract work.
Modular Django apps (users, appointments, prescriptions, payments, notifications) with django-allauth, Jazzmin admin, and Supabase PostgreSQL in production. Built an enterprise provider scraper (Selenium + BeautifulSoup) targeting 15,000+ Indian mental-health professionals across MCI, RCI, NIMHANS, hospital networks, and Practo. React dashboards split by role with appointment, billing, messaging, and pharmacy modules.
Live MVP with active users—verified professional listings, end-to-end booking with Razorpay checkout, and clinic management tools for staff. Demonstrates taking a regulated healthcare domain from scraper pipeline through production deployment solo.
Searchable listings with credentials, specialties, availability, and patient reviews
Real-time availability, reschedule/cancel, conflict detection, and confirmation notifications
Consultation records, digital prescriptions, pharmacy handoff, and medical document storage
Patient consultation payments and tiered doctor subscriptions (Basic, Pro, Enterprise)
Ahmad W Khan built PsychePoint—a live mental health marketplace at app.psychepoint.com with verified providers, booking workflows, Razorpay payments, and multi-role dashboards. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on healthcare SaaS and marketplace platforms.
Enterprise AI-Powered Advertising Platform with Real-Time Optimization
AdInvestor is an AI-powered advertising platform at adinvestor.co where I contributed full-stack engineering on campaign management, real-time bidding workflows, and performance optimization dashboards. The product targets advertisers who need to launch, monitor, and tune campaigns without switching between disconnected analytics tools.
Ad platforms live or die on latency and data freshness—bid decisions need near-real-time performance signals, campaign budgets must enforce hard stops, and the UI has to surface enough detail for optimization without overwhelming non-technical marketers.
Built and extended API endpoints and frontend views for campaign CRUD, budget tracking, and performance reporting. Integrated real-time bidding logic with backend services that aggregate impression and conversion data, and structured the frontend for drill-down from account level to individual ad creative performance.
Shipped features supporting live campaign operations on adinvestor.co—giving advertisers a unified surface for launching campaigns, monitoring spend, and acting on performance data without leaving the platform.
System design, technology selection, and microservices architecture planning
Duration: 2 weeksBackend API development, database design, and frontend implementation
Duration: 8 weeksMachine learning model development and real-time optimization engine
Duration: 4 weeksComprehensive testing, performance optimization, and production deployment
Duration: 3 weeksAhmad W Khan contributed to AdInvestor.co—an enterprise AI-powered advertising platform with real-time campaign optimization and microservices architecture. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on AI/ML ad-tech and high-scale backend systems.
Standard Essential Patent Intelligence Platform — Full-Stack Product Engineering
sepinsights.com · Patent-to-standard essentiality analysis for standards organizations and IP teams
Patent licensing teams spend weeks manually cross-referencing declared patents against hundreds of pages of technical standards. SEPInsights is the production platform I helped engineer at SpiderOrb to automate that work—split across a Django 4 REST API (PostgreSQL, Celery, Redis, Elasticsearch 7) and a Vue 3 + TypeScript SPA deployed to sepinsights.com. My work spanned PDF ingestion pipelines (PyMuPDF, pdfplumber), essentiality analysis APIs filtered by SSO and assignee, product-to-standard mapping, and the analyst-facing claim-chart and relevant-text export flows in the frontend.
Standards documents arrive as messy PDFs with nested sections, tables, and figures—not clean databases. Analysts needed sub-second full-text search across both standards and product declarations, async patent upload queues, and essentiality scoring that could survive portfolio-scale filters without timing out.
I worked across both repos: modular Django apps for document ingestion, patent analysis, and product search—with Haystack-backed Elasticsearch indices and Celery beat tasks for hot-folder patent processing. On the Vue side, Pinia state, Ant Design Vue, OAuth2-secured routes for standards quick-search, essentiality analysis, and PDF/print export via html2pdf.js. A similarity-search POC explored transformer and Word2Vec relevance alongside the production keyword pipeline.
Shipped a live SEP analytics product where counsel moves from PDF review to filterable essentiality analysis, product discovery against declared standards, and exportable claim charts—backed by Vitest unit tests and Cypress E2E on the SPA side.
Dedicated indices for standards and products with faceted filters, highlighted snippets, and paginated API responses powering sub-second search across large document corpora.
Explored transformer-based semantic search over standard sections alongside LSI topic modeling and Word2Vec corpus similarity for patent-to-standard relevance scoring.
Multi-library PDF parsing with section demarcation, table extraction, image capture, and admin section-tagging tools for curating standards content quality.
I was a core full-stack engineer on SEPInsights across both codebases—the Django API and the Vue 3 SPA. My work spanned document ingestion pipelines, Elasticsearch search integration, essentiality analysis APIs, product search, ML similarity experiments, admin section-tagging tooling, OAuth2-secured frontend auth, and production deployment automation. This is one of the products I am most proud of: a specialized IP intelligence platform that went from complex domain requirements to a live, searchable product used by standards and licensing professionals.
Ahmad W Khan built core full-stack features on SEPInsights—from PDF ingestion and search to essentiality analysis and the Vue 3 SPA. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on similar IP, search, or Django/Vue platforms.
Multi-Tenant SEO Monitoring SaaS — End-to-End Client Delivery
Confidential client engagement · Concept through production · AWS deployment & DevOps
A digital marketing agency came to me needing their own rank-tracking product—not another generic SEO tool with the wrong billing model. I designed and built the entire B2B SaaS from scratch: Django backend with agency→client hierarchy, keyword trackers parameterized by device, OS, location, and search intent, Celery workers pulling SERP data via third-party APIs with postback webhooks, Stripe subscription tiers from 500 to 50,000 keyword credits, and AWS production deployment with supervised worker processes.
Agencies run dozens of client sites under one roof. They needed white-label branding, credit-based billing tied to subscription tiers, automated daily/weekly/monthly scan schedules, and historical position tracking with SERP feature breakdown—none of which off-the-shelf tools offered in a multi-tenant agency model.
Built a result-queue processor that extracts organic positions and SERP features from async API postbacks, syncs Stripe webhook events to keyword credit balances, and exposes per-client dashboards with RBAC so agency staff only see their portfolio. Environment-split Django settings, Redis-backed Celery, and DevOps scripts for worker supervision on AWS.
Production SaaS on AWS serving the agency and its client portfolio—automated rank collection on schedule, subscription monetization across keyword tiers, and a branded dashboard replacing spreadsheet-based rank tracking.
Checkout sessions for monthly and annual plans with dj-stripe model sync, webhook handlers for subscription create/update/cancel events, and automatic credit allocation on payment.
13 subscription tiers from 500 to 50,000 keywords with volume-discounted monthly and annual pricing—annual plans prorated to monthly credit budgets.
Subscription-linked group permissions via object-level RBAC ensuring agency users access only their tenant data and active plan features.
I was the sole engineer on this engagement—from scoping the agency multi-tenant model with the client, designing the keyword tracking and billing architecture, implementing the full Django application (accounts, subscriptions, tracker pipeline), integrating Stripe and the SERP data provider, deploying to AWS, and operating the production environment. This project demonstrates end-to-end SaaS delivery: domain modeling, async pipeline engineering, payment integration, and cloud DevOps without a separate backend, frontend, or infrastructure team.
Ahmad W Khan was the sole engineer on this project—concept, architecture, Django implementation, Stripe billing, Celery pipelines, and AWS DevOps. Available for full-time roles, contract builds, freelance SaaS delivery, and technical consulting.
Actionable Customer Data Platform — Remote Senior Engineer (Full-Time)
datatrics.com · Enterprise CDP with marketing activation
Datatrics is a Dutch Customer Data Platform connecting 200+ marketing and commerce integrations into unified customer profiles and activation workflows. I worked as senior full-stack engineer across a multi-package monorepo: Symfony 3.0 API (PHP 7.1, Elasticsearch 7.8, Enqueue/Redis job queues, Doctrine ORM), Laravel 8 API (OAuth connectors for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, HubSpot, JWT auth, MongoDB via jenssegers/mongodb), the PHP Workbench ETL cron connector, and the datatrics-targeting segmentation library.
CDP customers expect connectors to stay current as third-party APIs change, segments to evaluate across behavioral and predictive rules at scale, and two API generations (Symfony 2.0 and Laravel) to coexist without breaking existing integrations during migration.
Extended Symfony API endpoints with API-key auth on /2.0, maintained Laravel OAuth connector flows for ad platforms and CRMs, and worked on Workbench cron jobs that sync external data sources into Datatrics profiles. Docker Compose local dev for the Symfony stack; Mongo adapter patterns for high-volume event storage.
Contributed to a production CDP serving marketing teams across Europe—maintaining dual API surfaces, connector reliability, and targeting rule evaluation while the platform scaled past 200 integrations.
A core product differentiator: a composable rule engine that evaluates visitor and customer context at decision time, dispatching conditions to specialized handlers—including dynamic rule evaluation where required:
Site activity, session depth, returning visitors, profile attributes, content engagement
Cart and order signals, revenue, returns, campaign and journey interaction history
Customer lifecycle stage, opportunity scoring, location, weather, and regional context
Referrer, UTM, and campaign source rules for acquisition context
Device, browser, and OS detection for experience tailoring
Search and content affinity signals for relevance scoring
Connector development, webhook ingestion, encrypted credential handling, and channel scheduling across the full integration mesh
Strangler-pattern evolution—maintaining the production core API while building OAuth integration endpoints on the modern layer
Journey and touchpoint workflows, campaign processing, next-best-action logic, and targeting rule extensions across product tiers
Queue monitoring, performance tuning, CI/CD quality gates, and deployment hardening on container orchestration
Ahmad W Khan was a full-time remote senior engineer on Datatrics—200+ connector CDP, dual Symfony/Laravel API, rule-based targeting engine, and multi-database production hardening. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on enterprise SaaS and marketing technology.
NFL Fantasy-Point Contest Platform — Remote Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Full-Time)
toppropsports.com · Real-money head-to-head contests · Shipped before NFL season
TopPropSports is a real-money NFL fantasy contest platform—I joined as senior full-stack engineer to ship before kickoff. React 17 SPA with Redux, LoopBack 4 REST API on PostgreSQL, Dwolla ACH wallets with webhook verification, third-party NFL data feeds for live fantasy points, and league import from major fantasy platforms. The product went live at toppropsports.com for the NFL season with public head-to-head contests and league-based modes.
Real money on the line during live NFL game windows: fantasy points must update within minutes, contests must settle correctly across spread/cover/payout mechanics, ACH deposits and withdrawals need idempotent webhook handling, and state-level compliance gates must block invalid entries—all on a hard season-start deadline.
Centralized scheduling layer running five-minute cadence jobs during game days for live point ingestion, win detection, and settlement. LoopBack role-based authorization across the API surface, Dwolla customer onboarding with KYC, and league roster normalization for cross-platform contest creation. Error monitoring and structured logging across client and server.
Platform launched on schedule—public contests live, wallets funded and verified, fantasy points updating throughout game days, and league-based contests running against imported rosters with in-app league messaging.
Near-live scoring is driven by a production scheduling layer—not push sockets. During NFL game windows, jobs run on a five-minute cadence to keep fantasy points current, detect winners, and trigger settlement:
End-to-end contest creation flows, client state architecture, API design, and database schema evolution with production seeding
Third-party NFL data integration, live point ingestion, win detection, and settlement across all contest types
Wallet provider lifecycle, webhook processing, bet-to-payout linkage, and audit-friendly transfer event storage
Social and token-based auth, fine-grained API permissions, acceptance tests on core domains, and E2E coverage on critical flows
Ahmad W Khan was full-time remote senior full-stack engineer on TopPropSports—NFL fantasy contests, real-money wallets, live scoring pipelines, and league import shipped before kickoff. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on React, LoopBack, and payments-heavy platforms.
Secure Banking Software with Real-Time Transactions
MoneyNetInt is a banking software platform where I contributed engineering on secure financial workflows—Java/Spring Boot services with Oracle database backends, 256-bit AES encryption for sensitive data, and real-time transaction processing aligned with regulatory compliance requirements.
Banking integrations demand audit trails, encryption at rest and in transit, and transaction handling that survives partial failures without double-posting or silent data loss.
Worked within the existing Spring Boot architecture on payment and account workflow modules—AES-256 encryption patterns, Oracle stored procedures for financial integrity, and service-layer validation before transaction commits.
Contributed to a secure banking platform handling real-time transactions under regulatory constraints—experience that informed later fintech work on Mirrlo and TopPropSports wallet flows.
Ahmad W Khan engineered MoneyNetInt—a secure banking platform with Spring Boot microservices, AES-256 encryption, and compliance-oriented workflows. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on regulated fintech and Java backend systems.
Advanced Freelance Platform with Django Backend and Production Deployment
ROAI is a Paris-based freelance marketplace connecting clients with professionals for project-based work. I delivered the full-stack platform: Django backend with PostgreSQL, real-time messaging between clients and freelancers, project milestone tracking, and Docker + Nginx production deployment for the ROAI team.
Freelance marketplaces need trust signals—profiles, portfolios, messaging, and project status visibility—without the complexity of a full agency management suite. ROAI needed something shippable that could handle account creation, project posting, and communication in one place.
Django models for users, projects, bids, and messages with REST endpoints for the frontend. Real-time communication layer for in-project chat, Dockerized deployment with Nginx reverse proxy and static asset serving, and PostgreSQL for relational integrity across user and project data.
Production freelance platform deployed for ROAI Paris—client and freelancer onboarding, project workflows, and messaging in a maintainable Django stack ready for the team to operate.
Enhanced navigation with breadcrumb improvements and responsive design
Comprehensive verification and notification system implementation
Docker containerization with production environment configuration
Ahmad W Khan built ROAI Paris—a Django marketplace with real-time WebSocket communication, email verification, and Docker production deployment. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on Django and real-time web applications.
Collaborative E-commerce Platform for Calma Properties
AYL Shop is an e-commerce platform I delivered with full catalog browsing, product detail pages, shopping cart, checkout flow, and order management for the AYL brand—covering the standard commerce loop from discovery through fulfillment tracking.
E-commerce MVP requirements: searchable catalog, persistent cart across sessions, checkout with payment integration, and an admin surface for order status updates—without over-engineering inventory ERP features on day one.
Full-stack implementation of product catalog, cart persistence, checkout pipeline, and order lifecycle management with admin tooling for the merchant team to process and track orders.
Working e-commerce storefront with end-to-end purchase flow—catalog, cart, checkout, and order management delivered for AYL Shop operations.
Ahmad W Khan built AYLShop—a collaborative e-commerce platform with React/Redux frontend, Laravel backend, AWS S3/SES, and PayPal integration. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on e-commerce and AWS-integrated web apps.
"Tinder for Startups and Investors" - Innovative Matching Platform
SendOutpost matches startups with investors—a two-sided platform I built solo from architecture through beta launch at sendoutpost.com. Django backend with Celery async tasks, Stripe subscription billing, startup profile and pitch workflows, investor discovery filters, and notification pipelines for match events.
Startup-investor matching requires structured profiles on both sides, search/filter that surfaces relevant opportunities without spam, and billing that scales from free discovery to paid premium features—all while keeping the MVP lean enough to launch and iterate on real user feedback.
Django apps for accounts, startups, investors, and matching logic with Celery workers handling email notifications and background scoring. Stripe checkout for subscription tiers, admin tooling for moderation, and a frontend focused on profile completeness and discovery rather than feature bloat.
Beta-launched platform at sendoutpost.com with working signup flows, profile creation, investor discovery, and Stripe monetization—demonstrating solo delivery of a two-sided marketplace from zero to live users.
Ahmad W Khan built SendOutpost—Django/DRF backend with Celery, Stripe payments, and investor-startup matching algorithms. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on marketplace and matching platforms.
ProHouse · React Digital Housing Marketplace
Personal project · Blockchain-Property-Renting-Platform repo
ProHouse started as a MERN marketplace experiment—React 18 frontend, Express 4 API, Mongoose 8 on MongoDB, running concurrently via concurrently in dev. The domain grew beyond property listings into a full e-commerce surface: products, orders, cart, wishlist, reviews, Q&A, notifications, Paytm checksum payments, Cloudinary image hosting, and SendGrid email—with JWT auth and bcrypt password hashing throughout.
Housing marketplaces need rich listing detail, search, and buyer-seller communication—but the repo also explores e-commerce patterns (cart, wishlist, mined product recommendations via a minedProduct Mongoose model) that could extend to property personalization later.
Express server with modular models under server/models/, JWT middleware in server/middlewares/user_actions/auth.js, and a React SPA for browsing and account flows. Paytm and Cloudinary integrations for payments and media; concurrent dev script runs API and CRA together.
Full-stack MERN marketplace demonstrating property listing UX alongside e-commerce infrastructure—personal project showing breadth across auth, payments, and catalog management in one codebase.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactDjango Grades & Reporting for Nursing Education
Nursing programs still grade on paper and compile reports by hand. EduNurse is a Django 4.2 app I built for structured test marks entry: Student, Subject, and Test models with first/second test marks per subject, a report generation view that aggregates per-student subject marks into printable output via ReportLab 4.0.4, and Vercel deployment config routing all traffic to the Django WSGI handler.
Education admins need repeatable grading workflows—enter marks once, generate consistent printable reports per student across all subjects, without Excel macros that break when someone adds a column.
Single grades Django app under the edunurse project with models for students, subjects, and tests. Views aggregate marks into report data structures; ReportLab renders PDF output. vercel.json routes all paths to the WSGI entry for serverless deployment.
Focused grading and reporting tool for nursing programs—marks entry, aggregated reports, and deployable on Vercel without a dedicated ops team.
Available for full-time, contract, and consulting engagements.
ContactInstagram for Web - High-Performance Photo Platform for Low Bandwidth
Before Instagram had a usable web app, I built one—deployed to Heroku at django-advance-photos-app.herokuapp.com. Django 3 with DRF, PostgreSQL, and django-storages uploading to AWS S3. Every photo upload generates three renditions via ResizedImageField (240×135, 720×405, 1200×675) so the infinite-scroll gallery loads the right size for each viewport. python-magic validates MIME types (PNG/JPEG only); Lightgallery and Dropzone power the upload and slideshow UX.
Photo galleries on slow connections need progressive loading—not full-resolution images on every scroll event. Upload flows must reject bad files server-side, generate compressed variants in-memory before S3 write, and group photos by date for browsing.
In-memory image processing with Pillow on upload, three stored renditions per photo in S3, infinite scroll in the gallery module loading smaller renditions first, and DRF in INSTALLED_APPS for future API extension. Gunicorn on Heroku for production serving.
Deployed Instagram-style web app optimized for low-bandwidth users—multi-rendition uploads, infinite scroll, and slideshow browsing on infrastructure I managed solo.
Invoicing System for Courier Services with Automated Workflows
OM Sri Sai Service ran courier invoicing in spreadsheets—error-prone and slow at month-end. I built a Django invoicing system deployed at osss.co.in/invoice/ with automated billing workflows, robust data handling for shipment records, and exportable invoice outputs that replaced manual compilation.
Courier operators generate dozens of shipments daily. Invoices need to pull from shipment data automatically, apply the right rate rules, and produce printable outputs finance can reconcile—without re-entering tracking numbers by hand.
Django models for shipments and invoices, views that aggregate shipment data into billing periods, automated workflow triggers for invoice generation, and formatted outputs suitable for client delivery and internal accounting.
Live invoicing system at osss.co.in/invoice/ streamlining OM Sri Sai Service operations—automated workflows replacing spreadsheet-based billing.
Ahmad W Khan designed and built courier invoicing software—automated workflows, spreadsheet-style data entry, and production deployment for logistics operations. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on custom business software.
Software-as-a-Service Platform for Developer Job Listings
A job board platform with employer posting workflows, candidate search and filters, and application tracking—I built the full-stack implementation covering job listing CRUD, category and location filters, employer dashboards, and candidate-facing browse and apply flows.
Job boards fail when search is slow or employer posting is painful. Both sides need fast filtering (role, location, salary range) and a posting flow that doesn't require a tutorial.
Backend models for jobs, employers, and applications with indexed search fields. Frontend browse with filter panels, job detail pages, and employer admin for posting, editing, and reviewing applications.
Functional job listing platform with search, filters, and employer posting workflows—two-sided marketplace mechanics from listing through application.
Peer-to-Peer Video Streaming Proof of Concept
A proof-of-concept for live and on-demand video streaming—I explored architecture options for ingest, transcoding, CDN delivery, and player integration to understand what a production streaming service would require before committing to full build-out.
Streaming POCs often demo playback without addressing the hard parts: adaptive bitrate, upload ingest pipelines, storage costs, and latency between live capture and viewer playback.
Architected and prototyped the ingest-to-playback path—upload or capture endpoints, storage layer, transcoding considerations, and a web player consuming the output streams. Documented trade-offs between self-hosted and managed CDN approaches.
Working POC demonstrating live and VOD playback paths—technical foundation and documented architecture decisions for a future production streaming product.
Advertising Analytics Platform with Google BigQuery Integration
I built analytics pipelines and reporting layers on Google BigQuery—ingesting operational data into a warehouse schema, writing SQL transformations for business metrics, and surfacing dashboards that stakeholders could query without waiting for engineering ad-hoc requests.
Raw application databases aren't shaped for analytics. Reports that took hours of manual SQL each week needed to become scheduled queries with consistent definitions everyone trusts.
BigQuery table design with partitioned datasets, scheduled query jobs for recurring metrics, and documented SQL views that product and finance teams could reference. Data engineering focused on reliable ingestion and idempotent transforms.
Repeatable analytics infrastructure on BigQuery—scheduled pipelines and reporting views that reduced manual data wrangling and gave stakeholders self-serve access to key metrics.
Real-Time Purchasing Power Parity Tool for International Salary Comparisons
Salary comparisons across countries are misleading at face value—a $100K offer in San Francisco isn't the same as $100K in Bangalore. The PPP Salary Converter at ahmadwkhan.com/ppp-converter/ uses World Bank purchasing power parity data to show what a salary actually buys in each location, with live data fetching and client-side conversion.
Exchange rate converters answer the wrong question. Job seekers and remote workers need PPP-adjusted comparisons that account for cost-of-living differences, updated from authoritative sources—not static multipliers from a blog post.
JavaScript app fetching World Bank PPP indicators, normalizing salaries across country pairs, and presenting both nominal and PPP-adjusted figures. README documents data sources and update cadence; SEO block attributes the tool to my portfolio.
Live PPP converter helping users compare international offers on purchasing power, not just exchange rates—one of the free tools I maintain on ahmadwkhan.com.
Fully Local, Private ChatGPT Clone with Retrieval-Augmented Generation
I wanted a ChatGPT-style assistant that runs entirely on my machine—no API keys, no data leaving the network. RAG Personal AI is that experiment: FastAPI backend, Ollama for local LLM inference (Mistral/LLaMA), Qdrant vector store for semantic retrieval, LangChain orchestration, and Sentence Transformers for embeddings. Feed it PDFs or Markdown notes; it chunks, indexes, retrieves relevant passages, and grounds answers in your documents.
Cloud LLMs are fast but expensive and leak context to third parties. Local models are private but hallucinate without grounding. The hard part is the glue: chunking strategy, embedding quality, retrieval ranking, and prompt assembly that keeps answers faithful to source material on consumer hardware.
RAG pipeline with overlapping text chunks, Qdrant collection per document set, semantic search retrieval before each Ollama completion, and Docker Compose to wire FastAPI + Qdrant + Ollama together. Supports GPU and CPU inference paths so it runs on a laptop or a workstation.
Working offline assistant that answers questions from uploaded documents with retrieved context—useful as a reference architecture for privacy-sensitive domains and as a sandbox for experimenting with local model quality vs cloud APIs.
Ahmad W Khan built a fully local RAG personal AI—FastAPI, Ollama, Qdrant vector DB, LangChain orchestration, and Docker deployment for private ChatGPT-style experiences. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on AI/ML integration and RAG pipelines.
Low Poly Survival Game - A Technical Passion Project
Oli's WebGL Experiment is a birthday gift I shipped as a browser game—Unity WebGL export loaded via legacy UnityLoader.js, fullscreen canvas spanning the viewport, low-poly third-person build artifact at Build/oli_lowpoly6.json. HTML comment and meta author tag credit the build directly. Not a commercial product—a personal project proving I can take a Unity scene from editor to playable WebGL deployment.
WebGL builds are unforgiving: bundle size, load times, and browser memory limits kill games that run fine in the Unity editor. I had one low-poly scene and a deadline tied to a birthday, not a sprint cycle.
Low-poly art direction for performance, Unity WebGL build targeting browser deployment, and a minimal HTML shell with fullscreen CSS on #gameContainer—no unnecessary JS frameworks wrapping the loader.
Playable 3D game running in the browser—Oli's WebGL Experiment delivered on time as a technical gift, not a product launch.
Interactive Data Thesis - India's Work & Earning Landscape
How do people actually earn money in India? Not the LinkedIn version—the kirana owner, the gig worker, the government clerk, the OnlyFans creator. The India Work & Earning Landscape at ahmadwkhan.com/india-work-landscape/ is an interactive catalog I built ranking jobs, gigs, and businesses by entry difficulty, income potential, and realistic barriers.
Career advice online is US-centric or aspirational fluff. Indian readers need an honest map of earning paths—what it takes to start, typical income ranges, and how hard entry actually is.
Structured data model for earning categories with difficulty rankings, filterable browse UI, and narrative context per path. Static hosting on my domain with client-side interactivity for exploration.
Public research artifact cataloging India's earning landscape—used by visitors exploring career pivots, side income, and realistic entry points.
Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) Calculator by Ahmad W Khan
The FIRE Calculator at ahmadwkhan.com/FIRE-calculator/ is a client-side tool I host for corpus planning in INR, USD, and Euro. Vanilla JavaScript computes financial independence age from savings rate, expected returns, and withdrawal assumptions—with no backend, no account required, and instant results as you slide inputs.
Most online retirement calculators assume US tax brackets and 401(k) limits. Indian users planning FIRE need INR defaults, sensible return assumptions, and a UI that updates projections live without page reloads.
Single-page calculator with script.js driving compound growth math, currency-specific defaults, and responsive CSS. Hosted as static files on my domain—same pattern as my other free finance tools.
Live FIRE calculator used by visitors exploring financial independence timelines—simple, fast, and tuned for multi-currency corpus planning.
Motivational Activity Generator - FindMeActivity by Ahmad W Khan
Get Off Your Ass at ahmadwkhan.com/GetOffYourAss/ is a habit accountability tracker I built for myself first—mark daily routines, track streaks, and get nagged (gently) when you skip. Client-side persistence, no signup wall, focused on consistency over feature count.
Habit apps become social networks or subscription traps. I wanted a blunt tool: did you do the thing today or not? Streak visibility without gamification noise.
Simple web app with daily check-off flows, streak counting, and local storage so it works offline. Minimal UI—function over aesthetics, hosted on my domain alongside other personal experiments.
Working accountability tracker I actually use—proof that useful tools don't need a backend or a business model to ship.
Life Calendar Visualization Tool - Inspired by Tim Urban's Concept
Tim Urban's "Your Life in Weeks" stuck with me—a 4,000-week grid makes mortality tangible. I built my version at ahmadwkhan.com/your-life-in-weeks/ in React + TypeScript: enter your birthdate, see weeks lived vs remaining, mark milestones on specific weeks, and export a custom wallpaper via html2canvas.
Life visualization tools either feel morbid or gimmicky. The grid needs to feel personal—milestones you define, colors that distinguish past from future, and an export worth setting as your phone wallpaper.
Week-by-week grid with age-based calculation, color-coded cells (lived, future, milestone), interactive hover tooltips, local state for milestones, and html2canvas wallpaper generation. Tailwind CSS for responsive layout.
Mindfulness tool I use myself and host publicly—helps people see time as finite weeks rather than abstract years, with exportable visuals for daily reminder.
Rapid POC Playground — From Early-Stage Ideas to Working Simulation Products
Personal passion workspace · 20+ Python prototypes · FinSim lineage to Mirrlo · Case studies only
I keep a repo of 20+ standalone Python simulation scripts—FIRE planning, UBI macro modeling, Indian stocks and mutual funds, SaaS unit economics, game-theory negotiation, nomadic life costs, and more. The UBI package (ubi_simulation/) splits economic, consumer, and government models with NumPy. FinSim is a Django subproject where probabilistic life events (health crisis, inheritance, rental vacancy, vehicle purchase) hit your net worth via Monte Carlo draws in simulation_algos.py.
Spreadsheet models hide assumptions and break when you want stochastic outcomes—run the same FIRE plan 1,000 times and see the distribution of retirement ages, not a single optimistic number. Policy questions (what if UBI shifts GDP?) need agent-based or equation-driven models you can actually tweak.
Each simulation is a focused script or package with explicit parameters and NumPy random draws. UBI sim models GDP, unemployment, and inflation under different transfer scenarios. FinSim wraps algos in a web UI for interactive exploration.
Research sandbox I use to stress-test financial and policy ideas before building product features in Mirrlo or public calculators—20+ prototypes covering personal finance, macro policy, and business dynamics.
personal_finance_simulation_01.py, kya_main_banega_cororepati_01.py: 1000-run life sim with 30+ stochastic events (health crisis, job loss, inheritance, marriage, SaaS income, rental vacancy), boom/recession cycles, crorepati year tracking, lean/barista/fat FIRE output, Excel exportfinsim/: Django 5 prototype with SimulationParameters, EventProbabilities, SimulationResult models and simulation_algos.py engine—direct ancestor of Mirrlo's finsim_backendfire_simulation.py: deterministic lean/normal/fat FIRE paths with PPF, NPS, MF contributionspersonal_finance_simulator/: Chart.js net-worth projection with life shocks—early UI sketch before Mirrlo chartsindia_future_prediction_simulation.py: 60-year Monte Carlo of GDP per capita, HDI, income distribution with policy/reform/disaster eventsubi_simulation/: modular package modeling GDP, unemployment, inflation, consumer spend/save/invest split, government budget deficit under UBI scenarioswealth.py, how_rich_are_you.py: percentile wealth distribution charts and city/national peer comparison CLIquality_of_life_comparision.py: PPP-adjusted income comparison across Mumbai, NYC, London, Berlin, Tokyonomadic_life_simulation.py: MC stress-test of location-independent finance (freelance USD/hr, rental income, SaaS, travel/health costs)nomadic_life_rpg_text_based_adventure_game.py: text adventure with health/happiness/skills and player choices affecting corpusnomadic_life_expense_analysis.py: 25-city flight + living cost workbook across Indiainvestment_prediction.py: 10,000-path Monte Carlo + Random Forest on Indian equity/MF holdings via yfinancequant_analysis_of_indian_stock_01.py: returns, trendlines, MC price simulation with Rich tablesspend_analysis.py: PDF expense extraction, IsolationForest anomalies, KMeans clustering, seasonal decompositionbusiness_succes_analysis_simulation*.py (3 iterations): churn, CAC, freemium conversion—v3 models Mirrlo's own SaaS pricing tiersmindwell_analysis.py: 5-year healthcare SaaS forecast (precursor to PsychePoint)game_theory_freelance_engineer_negotiation.py: payoff matrix MC for rate/scope strategiesThe Simulation Lab follows a deliberate promotion path: validate the math in a CLI script, extract models into Django if persistence/API is needed, then rebuild for production with proper auth, payments, and frontend. Mirrlo is the clearest example of this pipeline in action.
personal_finance_simulation_01.py
Simulations/finsim
mirrlo/FinTwin/finsim_backend
mirrlo.com
Life-event finance, portfolio forecasting, India macro futures—probabilistic modeling across domains with validated output distributions
Standalone scripts ship in hours; Rich CLI gives immediate feedback; no boilerplate blocking hypothesis testing
FinSim to Mirrlo proves simulation-first development—algorithms tested in the lab before production hardening
INR formatting, crorepati milestones, EPF/PPF/NPS, rental income, parental support—culturally grounded defaults Western tools ignore
Ahmad W Khan built the Simulation Lab R&D suite—Monte Carlo engines, India-first financial modeling, and rapid POC velocity that evolved into the live Mirrlo fintech MVP. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on fintech modeling and Python simulation systems.
Production Intelligence Platform POC — Passion R&D for Micro-SaaS
Personal passion project · Research & learning · Micro-SaaS validation POC
WorldFeed is my answer to information overload—a Python 3.12+ intelligence terminal positioned as accessible production insight. FastAPI REST server, SQLAlchemy + Alembic persistence, Redis caching, aiohttp and feedparser for ingestion, Rich terminal UI, and a plugin architecture under plugins/. CLI entry points: worldfeed for the terminal and worldfeed-api for the REST server. Documented tiers: Free, Pro ($29), Enterprise ($299).
News aggregators give you headlines without context; terminal tools are developer-only. I wanted 200+ direct-source feeds across 24 categories with sub-second latency, extensible via plugins, and a monetization path that doesn't require selling user data.
Modular package layout (config/, core/, api/, models/, storage/, utils/) with Docker deployment under deployments/docker. Feed ingestion pipeline with Redis-backed caching; plugin hooks for custom sources and enrichers.
Working intelligence platform prototype with terminal and API surfaces—foundation for a freemium micro-SaaS around curated, low-latency feed aggregation.
200+ authoritative feeds across finance, health, tech, climate, and geopolitics
Keyboard-driven Bloomberg-style interface with search, filters, and live refresh
Extensible enrichers—sentiment analysis, custom alerts, enterprise integrations
Free (50 feeds), Pro $29/mo (all feeds + analytics), Enterprise $299 (SLA + plugins)
Ahmad W Khan architected WorldFeed—a real-time global news aggregation platform with plugin architecture, terminal UI, and micro-SaaS monetization tiers. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on data pipelines and SaaS product engineering.
Assamese-First Neighborhood Store Simulation — Passion R&D POC
Personal passion project · Cultural simulation · EdTech / micro-SaaS exploration
Indian kirana stores run on intuition—what to stock, when to reorder, how long customers will wait. Kirana Sim models that in TypeScript + Vite: a fixed-timestep game loop at 30 FPS where 90 seconds real-time equals one sim day. Inventory lives on shelves, in fridges, and in the backroom with freshness decay. Suppliers arrive by scooter or truck; customers queue with patience timers; cashiers and stockers have speed, wage, fatigue, and skill attributes loaded from JSON data files.
Retail simulation usually means abstract tycoon games—not the specific economics of a neighborhood store where milk spoils, regulars expect staples, and staffing mistakes show up in the day-end P&L.
Core game engine in src/core/game.ts with data-driven items, suppliers, and random events from JSON. UI modules for HUD, inventory, queue, staff, orders, and day summary; canvas renderer and audio subsystem; Assamese-first i18n via src/locale/i18n.ts because the POC targets Northeast India retail context.
Playable kirana simulation for exploring reorder timing, spoilage waste, and staffing trade-offs—research tool for retail ops, not a generic store tycoon clone.
Shelf slots, per-item shelf life, decay toasts, and reorder triggers for milk and perishables
Price sliders with margin hints and demand elasticity—customers abandon if overpriced
Order from mandi suppliers, pay upfront, receive stock after ETA with freshness loss
Localized HUD, ordering flow, and day summary—designed for regional cultural authenticity
Ahmad W Khan built Kirana Sim—a passion R&D WebGL store simulation with TypeScript, fixed-step game loops, i18n, and localized edtech economics modeling. Available for full-time employment, contract, freelance, and consulting on interactive simulations and TypeScript/WebGL products.
Proven approach to delivering enterprise-grade software solutions with technical excellence
Comprehensive requirements analysis, technical architecture design, and scalability planning.
Microservices design, database optimization, API architecture, and security implementation.
Agile development, comprehensive testing, code quality assurance, and performance optimization.
CI/CD pipelines, production deployment, monitoring systems, and ongoing maintenance.
Mastery across the full technology stack with focus on scalable, enterprise-grade solutions
Lead Software Engineer & Tech Consultant · 10+ years · 29+ projects · Remote worldwide
Ahmad W Khan — full name Ahmad Waliullah Khan, often shortened to Ahmad Khan — is available for inbound opportunities: full-time employment, freelance contracts, consulting engagements, CTO for hire, Tech Lead roles, staff augmentation, and co-founder partnerships. He has delivered production systems including SEPInsights (patent analytics), Agency SERP Rank Tracker (SEO SaaS), Mirrlo, PsychePoint, Datatrics, TopPropSports, and enterprise healthcare platforms.