Amine Benamrouche · Über mich

About Amine Benamrouche

I’m Amine. My background is in backend development with PHP and Laravel, across government, healthcare, and SaaS platforms — usually as the developer owning the backend end-to-end on a small team.

The timeline below has the details: my computer science background, and the roles and projects that got me here.

Amine

Timeline

  1. Bachelor’s in Computer Science

    Abdelhamid Mehri Constantine 2 University.

  2. Volunteer Backend Developer — Algerian Tech Makers

    Contributed to an internal CMS REST API, working on authentication, permissions, and core functionality as part of a Scrum team.

  3. Master’s in Information Technology

    Abdelhamid Mehri Constantine 2 University.

  4. Backend Developer — Hoskadev

    Sole backend developer on a delivery platform. Designed the database and REST APIs for mobile apps and web dashboards, implemented driver tracking and delivery logic, and built the Vue.js admin dashboard.

  5. Backend Developer — HealthHub

    Remote work with a Saudi team building a multi-tenant virtual-clinic SaaS. Designed the multi-database tenancy architecture, automated tenant provisioning, developed REST APIs, and integrated Zoom and payment services, including ZATCA-related requirements.

  6. Full Stack Developer — Sadeem Informatique

    Developed backend systems and REST APIs for multiple projects, including ANF, a national equipment homologation platform. Also maintained EasyGifte, a live voucher platform — fixing production issues, migrating production data, and shipping new features.

  7. Freelance Backend Developer

    Worked on a multi-tenant automotive SaaS platform for dealerships, rental agencies, and brokers. Maintained and refactored Laravel services, fixed security issues, integrated third-party APIs, improved performance with Redis, and set up CI/CD pipelines.

Outside of code

I enjoy photography and fishing. They’re a good way to spend time away from a screen.

Get in touch

I'm open to freelance projects, full-time opportunities, and conversations about software development.

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