About Me
Portrait of Mostafa Meerzad

MostafaMeerzad

Full-stack Engineer · Product-Focused · AI Curious

Self-taught full-stack developer based in Kabul, Afghanistan. I started in 2019 with a university seat and a lot of curiosity. When that path closed, I didn't stop — I opened a browser and taught myself everything from scratch through FreeCodeCamp, YouTube, and relentless project building.

Now I'm shipping production software for real clients at Webistan.cloud — and I'm open to my next challenge. I work across the full stack but what drives me is the final product: something that works reliably, feels polished, and makes sense to the person using it.

Clean UI isn't decoration to me — it's part of the job. I'm available for remote roles or onsite in Kabul — startups, product companies, or agencies that value people who take ownership and follow through.

mostafa-meerzadACTIVE
160+public repositories
6 yrsactive · 2020–present
Peaked #6nationally · Sept 2025
Ranked #6 nationally in public GitHub contributions (Afghanistan) as of Sept 2, 2025, per a public GitHub contributor-ranking tracker.
GitHub Account
experience

Webistan.cloud

Full Stack Developer
Oct 2025 – Present · 10 monthsKabul, Afghanistan

Production · Webistan.cloud · Backend focus

POS System

A local pet supplies business needed a point-of-sale system that wouldn't break when the internet did. I built a custom POS with offline-first architecture (IndexedDB, auto-sync on reconnect) so sales, inventory, and customer records stay accurate across 3 branches even through unstable connections — with full multi-branch management from one dashboard.

  • Next.js
  • MySQL
  • Prisma
  • Zustand
  • ShadCN
  • Tailwind
  • Framer Motion
Internal app · not publicly accessible
Production · Webistan.cloud · Frontend focus

SheReads

A publishing client needed readers to discover books and manage content without friction. I built an online reading platform with book discovery, preference-based recommendations, search and filtering, and a full admin panel for content and user management — improving discoverability and editorial control.

  • Next.js
  • MySQL
  • Prisma
  • ShadCN
  • Tailwind
  • Framer Motion
my journey
2019

Where it started

Accepted to Kabul University for software engineering. First real exposure to programming — realized this was exactly what I wanted to do.

2020 – 2021

The pivot

Circumstances made continuing university impossible. Made a decision: if university wasn't an option, I'd go my own path. Opened a browser and never looked back.

2021 – 2025

Self-built

FreeCodeCamp, YouTube, GitHub — project after project. Earned certifications. Built 160+ repos. Landed a Coding Samurai internship entirely on the strength of what I'd shipped. No degree. Just code.

2025 – Present

Professional

Joined Webistan.cloud as a Full Stack Developer. Shipped two production applications for real clients. Now looking for a bigger challenge — remote or in Kabul.

Skills & tools
  • Frontend Development


    React.js
    Next.js
    TypeScript
    JavaScript
    Tailwind CSS
    ShadCN UI
    Framer Motion
    Zustand
    React Native
  • Backend Development


    Node.js
    Express.js
    Next.js API Routes
    MySQL
    PostgreSQL
    MongoDB
    Prisma ORM
    REST APIs
  • Tools & Platforms


    Git & GitHub
    VSCode
    WebStorm
    Postman
    Docker
    Linux CLI
    Vercel
    Figma handoff
    Jest
Certifications
  • Responsive Web Design

    FreeCodeCamp · V8
  • Front-End Development Libraries

    FreeCodeCamp · V8
  • Back-End Development and APIs

    FreeCodeCamp · V8
  • JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures

    FreeCodeCamp · V7
  • Full Stack Development Internship

    Coding Samurai · 2025
A bit more about me
  • Gamer

    GTA, COD, story-driven chaos — gaming is my favorite way to unwind and explore creative worlds.

  • Tinkerer

    I naturally look for hidden potential in things. If it can be opened, customized, or improved, I've probably tried it.

  • Bike enthusiast

    Adventure rides, late-night tuning, engine sounds — I love bikes. Debugging code and fixing machines feel surprisingly similar.

  • Creative roots

    Growing up with a designer brother and painter sister made creativity part of everyday life. Good design feels personal to me.