Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia · Final-year student

Ayyman Eussoueff

Full-Stack Developer | DevOps & Cloud

I build full-stack products while learning the DevOps and cloud systems that help them ship reliably.

01Expertise

Three connected disciplines.

My direction sits where product development, delivery workflows, and cloud foundations meet.

01

Full-stack

Thinking across the interface, application logic, and data flow that shape a complete product.

  • Responsive interfaces
  • Application logic
  • APIs & data
02

DevOps

Learning repeatable workflows that make software easier to test, ship, and improve with confidence.

  • Git & GitHub
  • CI/CD workflows
  • Testing & automation
03

Cloud

Exploring modern cloud foundations and serverless systems with reliability in mind from day one.

  • Cloud foundations
  • Serverless architecture
  • Reliability
02Technology orbit

The tools in my working universe.

A living map of the languages, platforms, AI tools, and cloud services I have used while learning and building.

Tool constellation

Twenty tools. One connected workflow.

From product code to deployment and AI-assisted exploration, each tool represents part of how I turn an idea into a working system.

Live stack
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • GitHub
  • React
  • NVIDIA
  • Kiro
  • Hermes AI
  • Ollama
  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • C
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • AWS
  • Supabase
  • Firebase
  • Vercel
03Selected work

Building in public, one real project at a time.

Two source-verified case studies: one collaborative final-year system and one personal Android product prototype.

Final-year team projectHosted prototype

Integration, security & reporting

AutoConstruct

A team-built Firebase workflow prototype connecting public quote intake with clients, projects, operations, finance, documents, and management reporting for an SME contractor.

  • JavaScript
  • Firebase
  • Cloud Functions
  • Firestore
  • Security Rules
Read case study
Personal projectAndroid prototype

Product concept & Android prototyping

Miss-Compete

A local-first Android proof of concept for helping college students discover relevant competitions before opportunities disappear into scattered announcement channels.

  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Room
  • Coroutines
  • Material 3
Read case study
04About

Curious about the whole system.

I’m a final-year student at Politeknik Ungku Omar, based in Kuala Lumpur and focused on understanding how complete digital products come together.

My direction connects full-stack development with DevOps and cloud engineering: build useful software, ship it with care, and keep improving how it runs.

My recent work includes integrating and hardening a team-built Firebase operations platform and prototyping a local-first Android product for student competition discovery.

05Journey

Learning with direction.

Education is shown now; experience, certifications, and achievements will appear only after supporting details are provided.

Politeknik Ungku Omar crest
CurrentPoliteknik Ungku Omar

Final-year student

Completing my studies while developing a practical direction across full-stack, DevOps, and cloud engineering.

06Now

What I am focused on now.

A current snapshot of study, opportunity, practice, and the habits I want to strengthen.

01

Finish strong

Complete my final year at Politeknik Ungku Omar with purpose and consistency.

02

Find the right team

Explore full-time roles and internships where I can contribute, learn, and grow.

03

Build in public

Turn this portfolio into a real, tested side project rather than a static résumé page.

04

Deepen cloud practice

Keep learning deployment, automation, serverless systems, and reliable delivery.

05

Grow open source

Build a clearer GitHub history through useful projects and consistent documentation.

07Contact

Let’s build something useful.

I’m open to conversations about full-time roles, internships, collaboration, and thoughtful software projects.

Start a conversationeussoueff@gmail.com

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