I've been on a full-stack developer path, and alongside my team ChatraTech, we've left behind work that's meaningful and carefully engineered — and we're pushing to keep going in that same direction.
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Amir Mohammad Heydari
Full-Stack Developer (Programmer) · Co-founder at ChatraTech
Years of experience
French
English
Here at Chatra, we work through different personalities and ways of thinking to shape an idea up to Chatra's standard — then I do everything I can to design the path and carry out my part with the highest quality, in the least time, and with a very natural level of rigor and perfectionism.
My sheer love of learning has kept me from settling at any one stage — after picking up a long list of prerequisites, my priority now is learning and implementing microservice projects across different architectures. The harder the challenge, the better ^_~
It pretty much all started with a friendship and a plan for the future, and very quickly turned into a path of learning WordPress, then HTML, then CSS, then JS, then OOP, then async, and so on. The idea of a team called Chatra has been on our minds ever since 😁.
In line with our ideas, we decided to start in the web space. So I started from the most basic point anyone could start from, and kept going, thirsty to learn every step of the way.
Maybe the biggest issue my team had with me was that nothing I learned ever satisfied me for long, and roughly every couple of weeks I'd announce, 'okay... I'm about to learn this other thing too' 😅. That's what pushed me past frontend into backend as well, so we could build out Chatra's own dedicated repositories.
One of our most valuable, professional teammates today joined the team — one of the first real growth moments for Chatra.
With solid planning and after clearing a ton of challenges, we managed to land real projects on the web with a professional team — putting ourselves to a real test and bringing in Chatra's first revenue.
And now, today — still full of ideas, but this time working alongside people who have real things to say across areas like JS/TS, .NET, networking and security, UI/UX, SEO, WordPress, and more — we're pushing toward our goals. One of the most important of those goals is creating the conditions for teenagers who were once like us to reach mental and career security with fewer obstacles. ❤️
One of the most valuable outcomes of our team — a modular, scalable architecture built with Nest.js for e-commerce platforms, engineered with a lot of care. It's still evolving and gets better every day.
The most challenging architecture I've designed — a place to bring together everything I know and apply it with intent. It spans multiple parts and includes: Redis, Kafka, Postgres, Passport, JWT, extensions, .NET, Postgres, NestJS, NextJS, PWA, plus more than 3 business logic domains.
Since I'm big on note-taking, I built a Chrome extension that lets you take notes and manage todos per URL — it ended up getting a surprisingly warm reception from professors and universities.
To show what we're capable of, we designed and built a set of npm packages for Iranian developers, and turned the systems we designed into cross-platform apps using PWA.
Maybe the hardest and biggest thing I've ever built is for myself — a routine where, alongside professional growth, I also work on my own mental, physical, and personal development: learning languages, exercising, teaching, and more, on top of everything else I hold myself to.
Adding new agentic features, improving performance at a larger scale, strengthening security and speed, and rolling out a bunch of thoughtful features while commercializing Chatra's modular e-commerce environment.
At the end of the day, a good app is one everyone can access easily and enjoy. Right?
What excites me is learning the architecture behind the design decisions, and sharpening my ability to be creative and precise in choosing and executing those architectures.
For collaboration, job opportunities, or just a technical chat, email is the best way to reach me. I usually reply within a day or two.
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