Smart Report
A lab management platform for health labs, which I took from start to finish. I built the full React frontend across every module, including the secure generation, rendering, and delivery of patient reports.
Shamel Salloum · Full-Stack Software Engineer
Four years of building web applications for health, government, and banking companies. Angular and React on the front, Node.js and Express behind them. Lately I have been connecting all of it to AI agents.

01·About
I'm Shamel. For the past four years I have been building software for health companies, government offices, and banks. Lab management systems, correspondence and billing tools, a loyalty platform for a bank. Most of the time I work on the whole thing, from the database schema up to the last screen.
I care about code that is easy to read and interfaces that do what they say they will do. When I am not working I teach programming or volunteer with the Red Crescent. Both taught me more about talking to people than any project has.
Languages
If I say Friday, it is ready Friday. I give honest estimates and I say early when something is going to slip.
A smooth transition, a form that remembers what you typed. Small things like these are what make software pleasant to use.
Upgrading React 16 to 19 across three breaking versions. Building an MCP server before many people had heard of one. I pick work that is a little beyond me and learn my way through it.
02·The journey
My career drawn as a metro map. Tap any station to see what I did there.
Work
Merit Center for Engineering & Training
Education
Volunteering
Impact, in numbers
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faster app performance
full frontend refactor at Medicus.ai
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shorter build times
24 minutes down to about 10
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years of JavaScript & TypeScript
across the MEAN and MERN stacks
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enterprise apps shipped
government, banking & health
03·Professional work
A lab management platform for health labs, which I took from start to finish. I built the full React frontend across every module, including the secure generation, rendering, and delivery of patient reports.
A PDF microservice with templating, job queuing, and role based access. Its secure REST endpoints are now used across several internal services.
A documentation platform built for engineers and AI agents alike. Services publish their docs through the CI/CD pipeline, and a custom MCP server on top lets AI agents query them on their own.
An engagement and coaching platform. I built the frontend along with the Express APIs, test automation, and CI hooks behind it.
The company's in-house component platform. Dynamic form and grid builders, shared components, and helper tools. Every team and product line now builds on it.
A correspondence management solution built over IBM FileNet. Organizations scan, index, and store their correspondence, and register incoming, outgoing, and internal memos automatically, with approval workflows and full action history.
An identity system for multiple tenants. Each organization has its own admin who adds users, manages groups, and sets up folder structures. Data stays fully separated between organizations.
The central repository for metadata and content. It connects to Active Directory and the Process Engine, so who can open a document follows the workflow that was set for it.
Where users create their own folder classes, document classes, and custom objects from what DMS Admin defines. Built on the same foundation as Maktoob.
The customer side of an e-payment platform, where users check their invoices and pay them.
The admin side of Fatora Billing. One place for the company to manage and automate the whole platform, including adding and configuring POS and E-POS terminals and running their full flow.
A loyalty system built for Syria International Islamic Bank.
A table reservation system for restaurants and cafés. Guests book ahead, and venues manage their seating and availability from one place.
04·Skills
One key for each tool. Press a few and the terminal shows you where I used them.
Everything here has run in production during my work at Smart Software Solutions and Medicus.ai. The projects the terminal names are examples, not the full list.
05·Services
SaaS dashboards and larger platforms. Full-stack architecture, APIs, authentication, and payments, built so they can grow with you.
Fast sites that are ready for search engines from the first day, with a CMS so your team can publish without waiting on a developer.
MCP servers, LLM agent integration, and documentation pipelines. Your systems become something an AI agent can query safely.
06·Personal projects
A marketing site for a trading and contracting company. The content sits in Strapi, so the team can update their own pages without asking a developer.
An internal system a cafe team uses to manage its menu. Staff add and edit items, update prices, and keep everything current from an admin dashboard. Caching on the Express API made pages load faster and took pressure off the database.
A marketplace where clients post jobs and freelancers apply for them, with real time chat, job recommendations, and payments. The backend is split into Spring Boot services that find each other through Eureka and talk over RabbitMQ. Still the hardest thing I have built.
07·ContactAvailable for work
I am open to freelance projects, long term work, and full-time roles, remote or on-site or hybrid. Tell me what you are building. I usually reply within a day.
salloumshamel17@gmail.com