2026
WEB · HACKATHON
Grilled
An AI-powered interview prep agent that conducts real-time voice-driven mock interviews, monitors body language, and generates gap reports with study aids.
FRONTEND ENGINEER · UK
Abdullah OlaMudathir
Selected projects.
Recent builds where I owned the surface end-to-end. A mix of production work and pet projects, chosen for the problems I enjoyed solving, and the quality of the code I was able to ship.
Working, elsewhere.
Production work inside teams. Four roles, each one leaving behind something I’m still using in newer builds.
R — 01
Techloop
Frontend Engineer · contract
Delivered production web and mobile applications in Next.js, React Native, and Flutter, architecting complex GSAP scroll animations, secure authentication systems, and RESTful API integrations across multiple client projects.
- React
- TypeScript
- SCSS
- Vercel
R — 02
ISSL
Software Engineer
Built and maintained React, Next.js, and Gatsby applications for enterprise banking clients, delivering end-to-end solutions from architecture through production deployment, including secure Keycloak authentication and Strapi CMS integrations.
- React
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Node
R — 03
Aptech
IT Instructor · education
Mentored students through hands-on coding labs in web technologies and Python, providing structured code reviews and problem-solving guidance to develop practical engineering skills.
- React
- Redux
- Styled Components
R — 04
Zuri
Fullstack Engineer · internship
Designed and developed responsive web applications integrating frontend interfaces with Django backends, collaborating with in-house designers to refine UI/UX and deliver fully functional end-to-end solutions.
- React
- CSS Modules
I’m a frontend engineer based in the UK, roughly three years in, writing TypeScript all day and edging deeper into the stack as the problems I care about pull me that way. The last couple of years I’ve spent most of my time around regulated products — the kind where a misaligned column on a report is the kind of bug someone has to explain in a room.
I like typography more than I’d admit in a stand-up, and the work I’m proudest of is the work you don’t notice: a component that slots cleanly into a design system, a migration that shipped without a single Slack message, a page that loads before you wondered if it would.
Outside of work I’m reading more poetry than I’m writing, slowly learning to cook the same four dishes well, and looking for the next team worth joining — ideally a scale-up where the frontend is treated as a first-class discipline.
Get in touch.
Just send me a message if you’d like to chat about work, or anything else.