SALMAN
AHMAD
ABOUT ME
The Narrative
I am a Software Development graduate from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) with a strong foundation in building and operating production-ready systems, currently completing a Bachelor of Computer Information Systems at Mount Royal University.
My experience spans full-stack development, DevOps-driven infrastructure, and advanced home-lab environments. Backed by years in customer-facing roles, I specialize in delivering sound solutions that act as the bridge between complex engineering and end-user accessibility.
Salman Ahmad
Full Stack Engineer
Education
Stack
SELECTED
WORKS
Starlight Tours
An immersive educational platform documenting documented cases of systemic racism. Features WebGL animations, verified academic research, and interactive timelines.
Inter-Freight Auto
A premium automotive dealership platform with intelligent inquiry tracking, CARFAX integration, and a secure admin dashboard. Built for scale.
Portfolio V2
High-performance personal site built with Next.js. Features immersive aurora backgrounds, bento-grid layouts, magnetic interactions, and a custom markdown blog engine.
EXPERIENCE
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Assembler
Mission Brief
Executed high-precision assembly of modular architectural components within a lean manufacturing environment. Focused on quality assurance protocols and production efficiency.
Key Metrics
Technologies & Methods
EDUCATION
Mount Royal University
Bachelor of Science - CIS
Advanced studies in Computer Information Systems optimizing the intersection of business strategy and software engineering.
Relevant Coursework
SAIT
IT Software Development
Intensive polytechnic training focused on full-stack development, database architecture, and enterprise application deployment.
Relevant Coursework
INTERESTS
Beyond the terminal: a look into what keeps me tinkering, playing, and learning.
Home Lab & Automation
Outside of formal coursework, I spend significant time tinkering with my TrueNAS home server. I treat it as a personal data center—experimenting with storage arrays, container orchestration, and automating daily workflows.