01 / Visual Tizita
Event memories are scattered across phones and group chats.
I built a private event companion where guests enter through a QR code, contribute without an account, and hosts keep control of the experience.

Nebiyu Mekonnen / Full-stack & cloud engineer
Open to new opportunities
From the first workflow to the AWS deployment, I build full-stack systems that help people run events, businesses, and digital operations with confidence.
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Selected work
Follow three systems from the problem to the proof. As you move through the stories, the product view changes with the work—from event experience to engineering platform to fleet operations.
View all 5 projects01 / Visual Tizita
I built a private event companion where guests enter through a QR code, contribute without an account, and hosts keep control of the experience.

02 / NAEP
I am building a provider-agnostic TypeScript platform that standardizes engineering workspaces first, then gives future AI runtimes a dependable foundation to operate on.
03 / Nehas Digital Signage
I designed one system for tenant-scoped media, scheduling, device operations, and playback visibility, with operational controls for the fleet.
A workflow, not a feature list
Choose a scenario to see the small chain of decisions behind the interface.
A guest can contribute quickly without creating an account, while the host keeps the event experience curated.
How I build
Visual Tizita shows the approach underneath the user experience: guest access stays simple, while the data, media, and host controls stay protected.
Visual Tizita / Production
Amplify deployment in us-west-2 · staging and production kept separate
Explore the AWS architectureProof
Recorded at the NACLASSU milestone—not presented as a current test count.
Read the Visual Tizita case study ↗The NACLASSU Event Companion milestone used the shared Visual Tizita foundation in a live event context.
See the deployment story ↗FSSS Limat POS adapts to existing MySQL schemas instead of requiring a clean-slate replacement.
See the POS case study ↗Connected capabilities
Product architecture, real roles, operational decisions, and interfaces shaped around the people using them.
Product & system skills ↗React and TypeScript frontends, backend services, APIs, and the data models that make the work real.
Full-stack skills ↗Identity, permissions, deployment, testing, and environment controls beneath the visible product.
AWS and security work ↗Learning
Amazon Web Services
Issued Jul 24, 2026
Amazon Web Services
Issued Jun 12, 2026
Cisco
Issued Apr 3, 2026
Let’s connect
I’m open to full-stack, AWS cloud, and software engineering opportunities.