Independent mind. Frontend engineer.Based in Amman, Jordan

Yazan Al-Mousa

Software engineer at PwC

I build systems for thousands.
And experiences that feel personal.

01 — THE PERSONEngineering, with a point of view.
Get to know my work
StudyHubInterface concept

Ideas find
each other.

“How does retrieval
make an answer better?”
From the conversation
Shared knowledgeContext from your documents

The right context.
A clearer answer.

A conversation connected to its sources.

03 — THE CRAFT

What I work with

  1. 01

    React & Next.js.

    From the first interaction to the edge cases that make a product dependable.

    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Shadcn/UI
    • App Router
  2. 02

    Design systems.

    Tokens, themes, and components that stay consistent as products grow.

    • Design tokens
    • Light & dark theming
    • Turborepo
  3. 03

    WebGL & GLSL.

    Depth, light, and motion written directly for the GPU.

    • Three.js
    • Custom shaders
    • Depth-map parallax
  4. 04

    Motion with meaning.

    Animation that explains the interface instead of decorating it.

    • GSAP
    • ScrollTrigger
    • Framer Motion
  5. 05

    AI platforms.

    Large language models inside real products, with humans in the loop.

    • Azure OpenAI
    • LangChain
    • RAG
    • WebSockets
  6. 06

    Shipping it.

    From container to approved release, governance included.

    • Docker
    • Azure Container Apps
    • CI/CD
    • Veracode
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04 — MY WORK AT PWC

2023 — present

I led the core UI of a firm-wide GenAI platform. Turning complex RFP-to-proposal workflows into something colleagues can use every day.

14,400+

colleagues using the platform

GenAI platforms / AI audit analytics

From live file processing to secure, role-based access.

I built the shared foundations behind the interfaces. A company-wide component library and a Turborepo monorepo that let teams build with the same care.

10+

shared packages in one monorepo

Design systems / Shared engineering

3+ Office add-ins shipped. 5+ engineers mentored.

Built for people. Made to last.

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05 — MY STORYAmman, Jordan / Where it began

A curious mind.Ask it something.

From Amman, with curiosity.

I’m a frontend engineer from Amman. Building real products turned an early curiosity into a fascination with how people experience software.

Follow my path
Tap the display. Or what it holds.Drag to turn. Tap the screen.
06 — THE PATH SO FAR

Never a straight line.

The full story Résumé
01 / The first step2022

Begin.

Safwa Islamic Bank

Banking Technology Trainee

Chosen from 57 candidates for a field training programme. My first look at systems that cannot go down.

  • Hands-on exposure to core banking systems and digital service platforms.
Where curiosity met the real world.
02 / The foundations2023

Build.

ProgressSoft

Software Engineer

Java, test-driven development, and the discipline of clean architecture in an Agile team.

  • Built Java applications with TDD and clean architecture patterns.
  • Peer code review as a daily habit.
Good code starts before the first line.
03 / The bigger picture2023 – 2026

Scale.

PwC

Associate, Frontend Engineer — AI & Enterprise Products

Joined to build interfaces for AI and enterprise products, and grew into owning the front end of two of them.

  • Moved from feature work to owning core UI and shared tooling.
  • Set the team's testing strategy with Jest.
  • Shipped across Vercel and Azure environments.
Small decisions. A much bigger impact.
04 / The next chapter2026 – now

Own it.

PwC

Here, now

Senior Associate, Software Engineer — Frontend & AI Platforms

Owning the whole release, from first build to approved production.

  • Took over deployment for both frontend and backend.
  • Automated the release pipeline end to end.
  • Cleared the governance gates: TRA, ARR, CI registration, and security readiness testing.
A wider perspective. The same curiosity.
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering · Al-Yarmouk UniversityAmman, Jordan Wherever comes next.

07 — HOW I BUILD

From the first question to the next release.

Understand 01 / 07

Start with why.

A few good questions before a single line of code.

A shared problem. A measurable outcome.

Open a note. Every decision starts with a question.
Seven steps. One evolving idea.
08 — AI IN MY WORK

A faster way from
idea to interface.

My direction. A few good tools. Closer attention to the details.

I set the direction

“Find a better way to lay out this idea.”

More directions, earlier.
Claude DesignFigma Make
One idea, taking shape
Workspace / Design exploration01

Space for
the next idea.

A direction worth building.Interactive study
My part, throughout

I choose the direction, refine the hierarchy, and make the interaction feel right.

Still iterating.

This is version four. The earlier chapters are still here.