I am Mohammad, a second-year Computer Engineering student at Princess Sumaya University for Technology. I work where AI meets software and hardware: web apps I ship to real users, servers I run myself, and circuits I wire at my desk. This is the running record of what I build.
Selected work
Six projects · click to open documentationHarakeh
A live English/Arabic city guide that helps people in Amman find things to do — cafés, padel, karting, escape rooms and more — filtered by budget, across 106 real places on a live map. Sign in with Google to keep a Saved list. It runs on Cloudflare Workers with Supabase and Clerk, and passed a security review with no critical or high-risk findings.
Homelab
A Proxmox server I built from the ground up to actually understand hypervisors, storage and networking. It now runs 12+ self-hosted services across 11 isolated containers — DNS filtering, photo backup, a password manager, automation, monitoring with phone alerts — reachable from anywhere through Tailscale with zero ports open to the internet and a default-deny firewall in front of everything.
Assistant
A private Telegram assistant that runs on my homelab. It answers questions about my schedule and courses, messages me 10 minutes before every lecture with a recap of where the last one stopped, and can search my university email read-only. The rule it's built on: code decides the facts, the AI only writes the words — and every reply is checked against the source data.
Jarvis
A personal "second brain" agent — the goal is something that knows my context, talks back by voice, and can act across my own systems. Right now it's Phase 2: cleaning personal data and wiring it into the Claude API, built by directing an AI system rather than hand-writing everything myself.
Bench
Where I started with physical electronics: an Arduino Uno, a breadboard, and a handful of small projects that taught me the basics — ending, so far, in a clap-pattern controller that's the first step toward a hands-free trigger for my assistant.
Rig & Web
The machine everything else runs on, and the site you're reading. An all-black mATX build I put together and had to troubleshoot my way through, plus a portfolio built to document all of it — this page included.
Where this is going
The goal is AI systems engineering: models that ship on constrained hardware, where the interesting problems are latency, memory, thermals and power rather than another API call. The first years are the foundation — C, digital logic, Linux internals — and the projects here are how I stay ahead of the syllabus.
