Amir Ziari

Hi, I’m Amir Ziyari — a 26-year-old full-stack developer who’s been breathing code for over 9 years.

My journey began back in high school. While others were attending classes, I found myself skipping school to dive deep into the world of web development. I believed the traditional education system was wasting my time — and I set out to prove it.

At the end of the year, I presented my project to the class. My teacher stood up, asked the whole class to give me a standing ovation, and told me:
“Even university students struggle with this level of work — and you’ve built it on your own.”
That moment marked the beginning of my professional path into the world of programming.

Over the years, I’ve worked on a wide range of projects — from scalable web apps and games to blockchain platforms and decentralized applications. My core expertise lies in the MERN Stack, where I’ve built fast, maintainable, and scalable solutions for high-demand environments.

I specialize in clean architecture, reusable design patterns, and building robust, scalable backend systems — including RESTful APIs, event-driven microservices, asynchronous communication layers, and domain-driven design in enterprise-level applications. I have a deep understanding of hexagonal architecture (ports and adapters) and CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation), both of which are vital for handling complex business logic and data integrity in large-scale systems. I also apply event sourcing principles for maintaining an immutable and reliable history of system changes.

Additionally, I have experience with both monolithic and microservice-based architectures, and I choose the right approach based on the project scale and complexity. My solutions are always designed for maintainability, scalability, and fault-tolerance. I ensure separation of concerns by using well-defined modules, and I follow best practices for API versioning, service discovery, and circuit breaker patterns for fault tolerance.

I bring production-grade experience in system observability, distributed logging, real-time monitoring, and performance optimization under high-concurrency conditions. My development approach always includes strong security practices, authentication and authorization layers, and scalable architecture patterns designed for reliability and maintainability.

These days, I’m diving deeper into Go on the backend. I’m actively working on multiple projects — including my own startup focused on dApps.

One day, I hope to build my own tech company. But until then, I’m here, writing code with purpose and passion — and turning ideas into real-world digital solutions.