Ahsan Ihsan

Ahsan Ihsan has a diverse work experience in various software engineering roles.

Starting in 2017, they worked as a Wordpress Developer at DevsLoop, designing websites for clients using themes like TheGem and Avada.

In 2018, they joined Emerssive as a Ruby on Rails Developer, where they developed and maintained a mobile and web app for PHVG, a volunteer service organization. Ahsan utilized React Native and ReactJS for the respective applications and implemented camera and location modules for live tracking of volunteers.

In 2019, Ahsan worked as a React Native Developer at MedMee UG, a German startup focused on digitizing the healthcare industry. Ahsan developed a mobile application that allowed users to order medicine by uploading prescriptions and facilitated home delivery or pickup from the pharmacy. Ahsan also integrated an in-app camera module for capturing and sending images to the nearest pharmacy.

From 2020 to 2021, Ahsan worked as both a React Native Developer and MERN Stack Developer at Hybrid Squares. Ahsan developed the mobile application for Aceso AI, an app offering virtual personal training and physical therapy. Ahsan also created APIs for the Aceso AI app, handling user CRUD operations, payment integration with PayPal, and workout and therapy tracking.

In 2021, Ahsan joined SenaryBits as a MERN Stack Developer. Ahsan developed and maintained the Frostie VR Social web app and ReverseBridge mobile and web application, implementing features like socializing experiences, 360 tour modification with hotspots, and support for reading the Bible.

As of 2022, Ahsan has been working at InvoZone as a Software Engineer. Ahsan engineers and maintains mobile and web applications, develops new features and user interfaces, handles fast deployments and team collaboration, and provides critical business analysis and client support.

In 2023, Ahsan will be starting a new role as a Software Engineer at Aleh.

Ahsan Ihsan obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the COMSATS Institute of Information and Technology, where they enrolled from 2017 to 2021.