Abdul Moiz

I'm Abdul Moiz, a full-stack AI software engineer with 3+ years of experience shipping production web apps with the MERN stack and modern tooling, balancing solid engineering with the adaptability to serve both users and business goals.

On the AI side, I work with retrieval and agent-style patterns, including LangChain, LangGraph, RAG, and open-source models, pairing assistants like Claude with Cursor to ship a credible first version fast, then adapt as feedback comes in. Speed without losing judgment: iterate in public, measure what matters, refactor once direction is clear.

Since starting as a frontend developer at 11 Seas Consultants in late 2022, my path has run through an SWE fellowship at Headstarter AI improving APIs and Next.js performance for AI tooling, and full-stack development at TurboDebt (US fintech), where auth and infrastructure work helped grow traffic and secure over a thousand accounts. At Xische & Co in Dubai I shipped accessible React systems, auth flows, internationalization, and an OCR pipeline that cut manual document processing by 30%. Today I'm a Software Engineer at BitByteClub, leading AI-driven MVP delivery end to end: rapid stakeholder validation, Supabase infrastructure, MCP and Auth0 integrations, OpenAI/RAG-powered recommendations, and multi-tenant enterprise admin, alongside contract work at Turing designing reasoning benchmarks for frontier LLMs.

On the system design side, I care about how things hold up under real load: distributed, queue-backed pipelines (RabbitMQ) that decoupled services and drove a 20% traffic increase at TurboDebt, multi-tenant architecture with row-level security for strict tenant isolation at BitByteClub, and caching strategies (RTK Query) that cut API calls by 40% at Xische. I think in terms of horizontal scalability, data isolation, and failure isolation as products grow beyond a single tenant or region.

I'm also a leading member of Dev Weekends, where I've mentored 200+ engineers through technical guidance and one-on-one sessions, many of whom now mentor others themselves.

Alongside this, I founded Dastgah-e-Karam, a dignity-first initiative providing silent aid to underserved families, raising over 3M PKR while keeping privacy and compassion at the center.

Outside of engineering, I'm drawn to human behavior, performance, and growth, which shapes how I practice empathy in technical decisions. I've stood where many juniors stand today, uncertain and overwhelmed by choice, and stay committed to passing forward what I've learned.

A grounded mindset, technical sharpness, and a people-first approach, across products, teams, and communities.