I build scalable web applications from frontend to cloud — combining Java, React, and DevOps into products that actually ship. Currently interning at Soudal NV & studying at Thomas More.
I build the layer between what users see and what powers it. The handshake matters more than either side alone.
Hi, I'm Muhammad Zubair — a final-year Applied Computer Science student at Thomas More University, Belgium, with a passion for building scalable full-stack applications that solve real problems.
Currently interning at Soudal NV as an ICT Infrastructure Engineer, where I manage Azure Intune, endpoint policies, and enterprise device compliance. I write Java and TypeScript daily, and love bridging the gap between clean backend architecture and polished frontend experiences.
Active member of the Thomas More Innovation Lab, I thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy exploring new technologies — from microservices to cloud platforms. When I'm not coding, you'll find me travelling or diving into the latest tech trends.
Built across frontend, backend, cloud, and infrastructure. Each skill battle-tested in real projects and internship work.
A mix of full-stack apps, academic projects, and experiments. Real code, real problems solved. Hover for context.
Real-time dashboards for product teams — every metric you'd actually use, none of the ones you wouldn't.
A tiny tool for writers obsessed with how their words look on the page.
Finite state machines that read like English. Tiny core, no dependencies.
A studio site that loads in 600ms and reads like a magazine.
Less app, more keyboard. A todo tool for people who've outgrown the others.
A 4-step checkout that loads in one. Every micro-interaction was negotiated.
From warehouse floors to enterprise Azure environments — every role taught me something. The full story lives in the CV.
Open to internships, junior roles, and freelance projects. If you're building something interesting, I want to hear about it.
The fastest way to reach me. I read everything and reply within 24 hours.
