Who I am
I’m Yousof Abouhalawa, a developer and medical student based in Ismailia, Egypt.
I spend most of my time between software, medicine, writing, and learning how to build things with more care.
How I got here
I started freelancing because I wanted to build real things for real people, not just practice projects.
That work taught me how to listen, scope, ship, fix mistakes, and keep moving when a project is messy or unclear.
Medicine
I’m studying Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (2023-2028 expected) at Suez Canal University in Ismailia.
Medicine is a long path, but I like the discipline of it. It gives my life a different rhythm from software and keeps me close to people, responsibility, and practical problem solving.
Software
Software is where I make things tangible.
I like turning vague ideas into working products, especially when the work has real users, real constraints, and enough depth to require careful decisions.
For technical details, experience, and the stack I work with, see my CV.
Projects
Some of my client, personal, and open-source work is collected on the Projects page.
Current season
Right now I’m deepening my technical foundations, continuing freelance/product work, and looking for full-time, part-time, and freelance opportunities that fit my direction.