Al-Yarmouk University
2019 — 2024B.Sc. in Computer Engineering · Irbid, Jordan
Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Fundamentals
A portfolio in changing light
Yazan Al-Mousa
Frontend Engineer · React / Next.js · AI Product Interfaces · Remote-Ready
Amman, Jordan
Every portfolio tells the same story — this one changes depending on who is reading, and at what hour.
You are holding the lens and the light. Try them — drag the sun out of the sky, pull on anything that glows.
Chapter I
Origins
beginnings are easiest to see from far away.
I studied computer engineering in Irbid, where the curriculum was silicon and signals — but the screen kept pulling me toward the surface of things, where software meets a person. By the time I graduated, I had already been building interfaces at PwC that thousands of people touch every day. The hardware taught me what things cost; the frontend taught me what they mean.
somewhere on this band there is a voice — drag to tune
Chapter II
The Craft
a craft shows its gaps in the failing light.
Skills are like stars — a single one is just a point of light. It is the lines between them that make a shape you can navigate by. Mine cluster into three figures: the interface, the intelligence behind it, and the machinery underneath. They burn brighter after dark.
a star has fallen — carry it home · drag between stars to draw your own lines
Chapter III
The Journey
you can only trace a road once the light lowers.
Three rooms so far: a bank where I watched money move through old systems, a software house where I learned that tests are a form of respect, and PwC — where I got to build the tools an entire firm now writes its proposals with. Each letter below is folded. Pull one open.
- staff using interfaces I built
- 0+
staff using interfaces I built
- shared packages in the platform monorepo
- 0+
shared packages in the platform monorepo
- Office add-ins shipped on my integration layer
- 0+
Office add-ins shipped on my integration layer
- engineers mentored
- 0+
engineers mentored
a road runs through these years — carry the light down it, or knock on a door
Safwa Islamic Bank
2022Banking Technology Trainee · Amman, Jordan
My first look inside systems that cannot be allowed to fail — and the discovery that I wanted to build the surfaces people touch, not only the vaults beneath them.
ProgressSoft
2023Software Engineer · Amman, Jordan
A short room, but the lesson stayed: write the test before the code, and the code stops being a guess.
PwC
2023 — PresentFrontend Engineer, AI & Enterprise Products · Amman, Jordan
The room where side projects became infrastructure: a GenAI platform that now sits under the proposals of an entire firm, an analytics platform auditors trust, and the quiet machinery — component library, monorepo, tests — that keeps it all standing.
One more letter arrived with no stamp and no alphabet I would admit to — kept for readers willing to turn things.
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drag the letters · slide the alphabet until they agree
Chapter IV
The Work
finished things reveal their flaws at dusk.
Five pieces, chosen because each one changed how I build — two raised inside a firm by day, three built after hours for nobody but the craft. Every card hides its blueprint — drag the lamp across it, and the light will show you what the surface won't.
Audit Analytics Platform
AI Analysis with a Human Signature — built at PwC
A platform where the machine reads a thousand engagements and a person still signs the last page. The AI finds; the auditor judges — and the order of those two verbs is the whole design.
The hardest feature wasn't the AI. It was making sure a person could always overrule it.
- Next.js
- React
- WebSockets
- SSO / RBAC
The Team Hub
A CMS Its Owners Never Outgrew — built at PwC
An internal home for a team — built so the people who run it never have to ask an engineer to change a card. The best handover is the one where you're never needed again.
Success wasn't shipping it — it was never being asked to touch it again.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Shadcn/UI
- FastAPI
Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Interactive WebGL Experience
A love letter to a car I don't own, written in light. Move across the body and hidden features surface under your cursor — the way details only exist where attention lands.
The depth maps came from a vision model. The obsession came from me.
- Next.js
- Three.js
- GLSL
- GSAP
StudyHub
GenAI Collaborative Learning Platform
Built for the group chats where the exam date is announced once and buried under 400 memes. StudyHub reads the noise and hands you back the signal.
The first feature was for my own study group. They still use it.
- Next.js
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- LangChain
- Socket.io
FixThru
Cross-Platform Mobile App
A study in making one codebase feel native twice. The screens are simple on purpose — the craft is in how they move.
Deleted more animation code than I kept. The app got better each time.
- React Native
- Expo
- NativeWind
Interlude
A small lock, left here for the patient. Turn the rings until their gaps agree, and let the light through.
turn the rings · let the light through
Epilogue
Stories end where conversations begin. If any chapter stayed with you, write to me — I answer at every hour on the dial.
Every story needs a reader.
Four of these stars are the corners of an envelope. One belongs to a different letter. Light the right four.
tap the stars · four corners make an envelope
the guest sky
this strip of night is a guestbook — press a fingertip to it and leave a star
© 2026 Yazan Al-Mousa — written three times, read once.