Talha M.

I am a Computer Scientist, Architect, and Full-Stack Developer working at the intersection of software, architecture, design, automation, and real-world business workflows. My strongest work usually sits between different fields. I am not limited to only writing code or only producing design work. I understand how real projects move from an idea, drawing, model, workflow, or business requirement into a working technical system. I build custom web applications, dashboards, backend APIs, e-commerce platforms, internal tools, plugins, automation systems, and design-tech workflows. With my architecture and design background, I can also understand spatial planning, drawings, 3D/CAD models, components, materials, construction logic, and how design information is actually used in practice. This combination allows me to work on projects that require both technical execution and broader problem-solving. I can help connect design tools with web platforms, automate repetitive workflows, build systems around 3D/CAD data, create dashboards for business operations, and develop custom applications where the software needs to reflect a real-world process. I can help with: - Custom full-stack web applications - Backend APIs and database-driven systems - Admin dashboards and internal business tools - E-commerce and marketplace platforms - SketchUp Ruby API plugins and CAD/model automation - Architecture, interior, and design-tech workflows - Automation between design tools, data, and web platforms - Technical planning, workflow design, and client-facing consultation My value comes from being able to look at a project from multiple angles: technical feasibility, usability, design logic, business workflow, and long-term maintainability. I like to ask the right questions early, identify risks before they become expensive, and build practical solutions that are useful in real work, not just impressive in theory. I work best with clients who need someone who can understand the bigger picture, take ownership of the technical direction, and turn complex requirements into clear, working systems.