Ahmed Badawy | Junior Web Developer & UI/UX Designer

About Me

I'm Ahmed Badawy, a Junior Web Developer & UI/UX Designer studying Computer Science at Banha University (GPA: 3.3/4.0, Expected Graduation: 2026). I am highly motivated and a strong candidate for the Fit4Rail Summer Internship 2026.

With 1+ year of freelance experience since January 2024, I have led the complete project lifecycle—from Figma wireframing to deployment—for 5+ responsive web applications using React.js, TypeScript, WordPress, and PHP, achieving a 100% on-time delivery rate.

I specialize in integrating SQL/PostgreSQL databases and engineering automation solutions with n8n, which has helped clients reduce manual workflows by 8+ hours per week. I effectively manage my projects using Git and Notion task boards, working entirely without managerial oversight while maintaining 100% client satisfaction.

Alongside development, I excel at technical documentation, client presentations, and communication, utilizing tools like Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. I am fluent in both Arabic and English, allowing me to serve an international clientele across multiple industries.

Experience & Education

Work Experience

Freelance Web Developer & UI/UX Designer

Self-Employed | Jan 2024 - Present

Built and launched 5+ responsive web applications using React.js, TypeScript, and WordPress with 100% on-time delivery.
Managed complete project lifecycles across 3+ industries from wireframing to deployment, cutting delivery time by 20%.
Integrated SQL/PostgreSQL databases and automated workflows using n8n, saving 8+ hours per week for clients.
Served 10+ clients and authored 15+ structured progress reports, maintaining 100% satisfaction.

Education

Bachelor of Science – Computer Science

Banha University, Faculty of Specific Education | 2022 - Expected 2026

GPA: 3.3 / 4.0 — top 15% of department, maintained while running a freelance practice.
Completed 6+ core technical courses including Data Structures, Algorithms, Databases, UI/UX (HCI), and Networks.
Balanced full-time academic workload (18+ credit hours/term) with 5+ concurrent freelance projects.