I design it. I build it.
I run it.
I'm Ahmad Basheer. I design and build internal platforms that replace the patchwork of tools most companies operate on with one system that fits how the business actually works.
My work starts where spreadsheets end and where off-the-shelf SaaS starts forcing the business into someone else's data model. CRM platforms, proposal engines, operations cockpits, automation layers — and AI placed inside the workflow where it earns its seat, not bolted on for the demo.
The difference between me and an agency is the last mile: I don't hand over a repository and a goodbye document. The systems I build run on infrastructure I deploy and operate myself, and I stay accountable for them in production. That changes how you build — every shortcut is one you'll personally meet again at 11pm on a game night.
Live numbers from systems currently in production. Not projections, not case-study archaeology.
- 100+
- Containers in production
- 30+
- Databases under management
- 43+
- Venues live nationwide
- 150
- Field technicians on the platform
- 30,000+
- CRM records as one source of truth
- 250+
- Live events synced per season
Deployed and operated on infrastructure I run myself
Postgres-first, every system on its own source of truth
Arenas and stadiums across 15 markets
Daily check-ins, workflows, and post-game reporting
Companies, people, and opportunities — migrated and live
Scheduling, staffing, and field workflows in one system
We define the system on paper first — entities, workflows, decisions, integrations. What it replaces, what it must survive. Fixed scope, in writing, before code.
One coherent platform, not a pile of features. Built to a standard, not a deadline — the architecture is the deliverable, the UI is its proof.
Verified on the live system before anyone is asked to trust it. Parity against the old way first, retirement of the old way second. That order is why migrations hold.
I operate what I build — infrastructure, monitoring, iteration. The system keeps earning its place long after launch day.
- Discipline
- Systems engineering & platform design
- Focus
- CRM, operations, proposals, automation, AI inside the workflow
- Stack
- TypeScript, Next.js, Postgres, Server Actions
- Mode
- Direct collaboration, fixed scope, no layers
- Infrastructure
- Designed, deployed, and operated myself
If you're operating across nine tools held together with manual workflows — and the duct tape is starting to feel like the product — that's the conversation I'm built for.
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