Frontend developer based in Alexandria, Egypt, with more than seven years building for the web in React, Next.js, Vue and Nuxt. Since May 2024 I have been at Mazaady, working on two products that are live and in daily use: the Mazaady marketplace and Jobseekk, both built on Next.js and TypeScript and both shipped in Arabic and English with full right-to-left support. Before moving into frontend work full time I spent four years as a telecom engineer maintaining NSN multiradio and NEC microwave links, which is where I learned to troubleshoot a system methodically and work to an SLA. Away from client work I build developer tools — most recently diagram-plus and Mino Workbench.
Mazaady
May 2024 — Present
WhitePeaks
November 2023 — March 2024
Orascom Services
January 2022 — January 2024
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Live: www.mazaady.com
A multi-vendor marketplace where sellers run live auctions alongside fixed-price listings, across categories from cars to antiques. I work on the storefront in Next.js and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS and MUI, and shipped in both Arabic and English with full right-to-left layout.
Live: www.jobseekk.com
A job board and professional network: candidates search openings by category and location, follow feeds and get recommendations, while employers publish and manage postings. Built in Next.js and TypeScript with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, bilingual in Arabic and English.
Source: github.com/MinaLouisLeon/diagram-plus
A visual block-diagram editor and an MCP server over the same file, so that I and an AI coding agent read and edit one shared specification instead of trading prompts. Diagrams are pretty-printed JSON committed next to the code they describe, and 25 MCP tools let the agent create, edit and read them. React and TypeScript on the canvas, a Node server behind it. (The screenshot is this portfolio, designed in it.)
Source: github.com/MinaLouisLeon/mino-workbench
A three-pane Nushell workbench — an interactive terminal, a lazy-loaded file tree and an editor — running against the local machine or a remote host over SSH. It is built around one rule: every filesystem, PTY and shell call goes through a single Transport interface, proven against three implementations. A Rust core inside a Tauri v2 desktop app, a React and TypeScript UI, with the TypeScript types generated from the Rust ones so the two cannot drift.
Live: desktools-plus.vercel.app
Source: github.com/MinaLouisLeon/desktools-plus
A mobile app built with the Ionic Framework and Capacitor that brings a desktop mode to Android and iOS phones, with drag and drop, Redux Toolkit for state, Firebase for cloud storage, and Excel export for value-added tax. (Username: demo, password: demo.)
Live: cloud-storage-two.vercel.app
Source: github.com/MinaLouisLeon/cloud-storage
A mobile and web app for Sorysco, an inspection company, for uploading inspection reports for their clients to download. Built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, wrapped for mobile with Ionic Capacitor, using Clerk for authentication and Firebase for the database and file storage.