Architecture before ornament
Systems should stay understandable after the third integration and the fifth urgent change request.
The body of work spans logistics, ERP, ecommerce, healthcare, and product infrastructure, with a bias toward clarity over noise and architecture over fashionable complexity.

Alireza Sabahi is a self-taught full-stack developer who moved from civil engineering into software and kept the systems-thinking discipline. The result is a backend profile built less around trend fluency and more around structural judgment.
Over the last 15+ years, he has shipped ERP systems, marketplace and shipping integrations, ecommerce infrastructure, custom CMS platforms, and automation tools serving both internal operations and customer-facing businesses. The through-line is simple: understand the real operating model, then make the software reflect it cleanly.
Recent work leans heavily into logistics, order management, plugin ecosystems, performance optimization, and cross-functional team leadership. Earlier work across healthcare, events, and retail still shows up in how new systems are scoped and decomposed today.
15+
years shipping production systems
300k+
users supported across live products
3
operational ERPs delivered end-to-end
Systems should stay understandable after the third integration and the fifth urgent change request.
Good backend work reflects how orders move, how staff behave, and where failures actually happen in production.
Projects move better when scope, documentation, and communication are disciplined from the start.
Credentials
Formal credentials matter less than shipped systems here, but they round out the profile with structured training in SEO, frontend, and broader web application practice.
B.Sc. Civil Engineering
Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch
2015 - 2019
Search Engine Optimization
University of California, Davis
May 2025
Front-End Development
Meta
May 2025
Web Applications for Everybody
University of Michigan
May 2025