Saleem Ahmed builds scalable web apps & secure APIs.
8th-semester Computer Science undergraduate building enterprise-grade database systems, REST APIs, and modern full-stack products, currently interning in an enterprise IT environment.
From lecture halls to production code
Saleem is a Computer Science undergraduate in his final year, with hands-on experience developing secure web applications, REST APIs, and enterprise database systems.
His work spans the full stack, from ASP.NET Core and Node.js services on the backend, to React interfaces on the front end, backed by MongoDB, MySQL, and Oracle SQL.
He's currently applying that foundation inside a real enterprise environment as an IT Intern, while shipping independent projects that explore authentication, authorization, and, most recently, healthcare AI.
Four stations, one full stack
Every station represents a working discipline, not a badge collection. Hover a chip to see it respond.
Frontend Station
Backend Station
Database Station
Tools & Platforms
Four buildings, four problems solved
Tap a building to walk inside: challenge, solution, and the stack behind it.
User Management API
A role-based API layer for managing users, permissions and sessions securely.
SafeVault
A hardened authentication & authorization system built around secure coding practice.
Oracle APEX Solutions
Low-code enterprise apps: an Intern Management System and a Shop Management System.
Visual Jaundice
Final year project: AI-assisted neonatal jaundice detection from medical images.
Inside the enterprise office
Lucky Textile Mills
- Optimized SQL queries across production reporting workflows
- Performed database validation and data-integrity checks
- Built and maintained enterprise reporting systems
- Worked across established enterprise workflows and change processes
- Gained hands-on exposure to Oracle database environments
The path so far, and what's next
Started BSCS
Backend Development Journey
APIs & Full-Stack Projects
Lucky Textile Internship
Full-Stack Career Launch
Let's build something together
The workstation lights are still on. Reach out for an internship, a full-time role, or a freelance project.