Kamyar Ganjian/ Full-Stack Software Engineer
Frontend architecture · Full-stack applications · AI & machine learning
A little context —
Figures from my work at MAM
I'm Kamyar — a software engineer with a frontend foundation and a systems mindset. At MAM, I've helped evolve enterprise ERP applications used across production, logistics, finance, and other day-to-day operations.
That work has brought me from component architecture to real-time systems and integrations with industrial equipment. Now I'm deepening my full-stack practice and pursuing an M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence Engineering.
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02 Selected work
Independent projects where product choices and engineering details matter.
Open source · Product engineering
A private-by-default resume workspace built around a practical question: can a CV read clearly to both a hiring manager and an ATS? It brings together an ATS-safe document model, job-description keyword matching, actionable feedback, live preview, and PDF and DOCX exports.
Designed as a client-side application. Resumes stay in the browser; no account or server is needed.
Personal project · Full-stack application
A private vault for bringing the scattered details of technical work into one organized place — credentials, servers, domains, licenses, notes, and API keys.
A full-stack product built with a typed Next.js application, authenticated access, and a PostgreSQL data layer.
Independent project · Ongoing
A portfolio for making complex engineering work tangible — connecting production applications, shared architecture, industrial integrations, independent products, and a developing focus on AI.
Server-rendered portfolio content sits above a custom Three.js environment that shifts from production infrastructure toward an emerging intelligence field as you explore.
03 In production
SEP 2024 — PRESENT
A broad enterprise ERP environment across nine business domains — where dependable software has to connect interfaces, services, shared infrastructure, and physical operations.
04 Systems thinking
I contributed to evolving a monolithic frontend into a multi-zone, multi-repository setup. Reverse-proxy routing connects independently organized applications, while shared packages carry common UI and utilities across the system.
A change in structure, shaped around business capabilities and shared ownership.
05 Business domains
Applications supporting the breadth of day-to-day business operations.
06 Beyond the browser
I integrated industrial weighing systems with an ERP platform: working through device-specific communication protocols, data encodings, and connectivity in production environments.
That meant stepping beyond the screen. I spent 60 days on-site diagnosing hardware/software integration problems and resolving production issues alongside the people who use the systems.
“Reliable software depends on understanding the system it has to work in.
FIELD NOTES · 60 DAYS ON-SITE
07 Shared foundations
Six internal npm packages turned repeated interface patterns into shared tools for the frontend team.
08 The people and places
A few memories from the places I worked, the problems we solved, and the people I shared the journey with. The friendships made along the way matter just as much as the work.
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09 Technical toolkit
An honest map of where I work in production, where I'm building depth, and what I'm studying.
01 / CAPABILITYProduction foundation
Interfaces, application architecture, and shared systems in production.
02 / CAPABILITYFull-stack development
A growing practice across application services, API design, authentication, and persistence.
03 / CAPABILITYAcademic focus · in progress
Python and machine learning as part of an M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence Engineering.
04 / CAPABILITYSystems in practice
Connecting teams, tools, and independently maintained applications.
10 Study & foundations
Formal computer engineering, now extending into artificial intelligence.
2025 — Present
2021 — 2025
11 What comes next
I'm pursuing a Master's in Artificial Intelligence Engineering and currently studying machine learning with Python. My interest is in bringing that knowledge into useful applications — connecting sound engineering with genuinely helpful intelligent features.
A growing technical direction, grounded in production software experience.
My educationA direction in progress
12 Continuous learning
13 Start a conversation
I'm open to software engineering opportunities and thoughtful collaborations — especially work across frontend architecture, full-stack products, and emerging AI applications.
kamyarganjian@gmail.com+98 939 355 1014Babol, Iran · Open to relocation
Persian / Native · English / Professional Working Proficiency
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