3+ years as a full stack and backend engineer on fintech, telecom, and government platforms. Now a product engineer at Systems Limited, shipping enterprise platforms on .NET 9, ABP.io, and Angular micro-frontends.
Full stack and AI-native: clean, testable systems built to scale, from the API contract to the dashboard.
REST APIs and microservices in C# on .NET 9 and ABP.io, shaped with domain-driven design and clean architecture, and integrations with government and third-party systems built on retries, timeouts, and idempotent writes.
Tools I useC#, ASP.NET Core, .NET 9, ABP.io, EF Core, PostgreSQL and Redis
EMV-compliant QR payments with TLV encoding, Request to Pay flows, bulk payment validation, and HyperPay and Stripe integrations.
Tools I useEMV QR, TLV, HyperPay and Stripe
Angular micro-frontends and React apps, from admin portals to analytics dashboards with filtering and exports.
Tools I useAngular, React, Next.js and TypeScript
Containerised services on Docker and Kubernetes, CI/CD with Jenkins and GitHub Actions, AWS, and ELK for observability.
Tools I useDocker, Kubernetes, AWS, GitHub Actions and ELK
Three of 8. The rest are on the work page.
Three mode agents, picked by the work item. The agent does everything I can undo; merges, migrations, and database writes stay with me. Runs in Cursor, Claude Code, or any other agent.
Built withCursor, MCP, LLM agents and Azure DevOps
Read case studyLed delivery of Request to Pay: a merchant requests money from a customer, who can pay from a push notification or a USSD prompt, and can never pay twice.
Built with.NET, Microservices, USSD and Push notifications
Read case studyBuilt the scheduler behind bulk push campaigns: 700–800k notifications per run in 7–8 minutes, read in chunks and sent with controlled parallelism to Android (FCM) and Huawei devices.
Built with.NET, Schedulers, Semaphore and FCM
Read case studyNine dashboards, data owned by another system, and a frontend that shouldn't have to care. Here's how an aggregation endpoint and a short-lived cache keep them fast and current.
A request that reaches the customer as a push notification and a USSD prompt at the same time needs one rule above all the others: it can only be paid once.
If production runs an image that UAT never saw, you are testing one thing and shipping another. Here's the pipeline change that fixed it for the telco agent apps.
I worked with Anees for over a year on multiple telecom projects, and he's an excellent backend engineer with a strong grip on .NET and backend architecture. He led the Agent App backend end-to-end and played a key role in delivering the YAS Tanzania and YAS Togo systems. Reliable, technically strong, and great to work with.
I had the pleasure of working with Muhammad Anees and can confidently say he is an excellent developer and a dependable team member. He is technically sound, quick to grasp complex concepts, and often demonstrates knowledge beyond his core responsibilities. Anees always gets the job done with professionalism and dedication.
His communication skills are strong, making collaboration smooth and effective. He is approachable, friendly, and always willing to help others.
As a marketing manager, I worked closely with Anees during his summer internship at Lantrotech as a web development intern. While students in internships are usually in a learning phase, Anees stood out as a very quick learner who effectively applied the concepts he learned in university.
Anees demonstrated exceptional competence in front-end technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. His ability to create functional, user-friendly web interfaces greatly enhanced our projects. One of his notable contributions was developing a payment gateway system for our international client, which he worked on alongside our senior web developer.
Overall, Anees's contributions were invaluable, and I highly recommend him for any web development role.
Working with Anees was an absolute pleasure. He brings strong expertise to everything he does and consistently looks for innovative ways to improve outcomes. Muhammad is highly cooperative and works exceptionally well with cross-functional teams, making collaboration both smooth and productive. His professionalism, teamwork, and forward-thinking mindset make him a valuable asset to any organization.
I had the opportunity to work with him on a project. He is a professional and supportive colleague with a strong grip on his skills and a great team-player mindset. It was a pleasure working with him.
Open to product, full stack & backend roles.