Nur Muhammad NUR MUHAMMAD

Nine years in retail and F&B operations, started alongside my degree and worked up from the floor to management. This is where I learned how an organisation actually runs: budgets, people, and fast decisions made on incomplete information.

That foundation is what shapes my code: I build systems knowing exactly which problem needs solving — before the first line is written.

Six years running an entire school's IT infrastructure. It led to designing a school information system that replaced manual processes — later handed over as NeoEdu for the school to operate itself.

This is where coding turned from a hobby into a profession: what I wrote at night was in front of teachers the next morning.

Working in public relations at a healthcare institution, and building the internal tooling that automates the reporting my own unit depends on. The same pattern as the school: I build the system for work I am doing myself, so the requirements come from the desk next to mine.

In parallel, systems for clients in education and healthcare: Node.js/Express backends with 18 Swagger-documented REST endpoints, job queues, and security middleware; a layered-architecture HMS mapped to regulatory requirements; and Python pipelines for processing, analysis, and automated reporting.