Amr Mohamed

I began my career as a dentist, where precision, patience, and problem-solving were part of everyday life. But as I worked, I found myself increasingly drawn to another kind of system — not the human body, but the digital one. I'd always loved technology, and soon that curiosity led me to transition from healthcare to software development.

I started on the frontend, crafting intuitive and responsive user interfaces — learning how users think, how they interact, and what makes an experience feel seamless. Over time, though, I discovered my real passion lay behind the scenes: building the backend systems that make everything work together reliably.

Today, as a backend developer, I apply the same discipline I learned in both dentistry and frontend development — attention to detail, structure, and empathy for the end user — to design scalable architectures, optimize performance, and create APIs that keep applications stable under pressure.

Just like in dentistry, the quality of my work isn't always visible on the surface, but it's what ensures everything functions flawlessly underneath.