I build things, then I try to break them.
That loop — construct, attack, harden, ship — is the core of how I work. As a full-stack developer, I design and ship complete products end to end: databases, APIs, interfaces, deployment pipelines. As a cybersecurity specialist, I audit, penetration-test, and defend the same kind of systems I build — which means I write code that's secure by default, not secure as an afterthought.
I've spent the last few years moving between these two worlds, and I've stopped treating them as separate disciplines. A system that isn't secure isn't really finished. A security assessment that ignores the architecture is just guessing. So I sit in the middle: shipping fast, thinking like an attacker, and closing the gap most teams leave open.
My name is Ahmed. I work across the full stack — front end, back end, infrastructure — and across the full threat model — from network reconnaissance to application-layer exploits. If you need someone who can build the product and stress-test it before someone else does, that's the work I do.
What I work with
Development
Cyber Security
20 Projects, Two Disciplines
Let's build
something secure.
Open to full-stack projects, security audits, or both. Reach out directly by email.
ahmedamr.eg@gmail.com