Abdullah Muaz

MERN Stack Developer · React.js · Node.js · Express.js · MongoDB

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LahoreMember since July 8, 2026

React.jsNext.jsJavaScript (ES6+)HTML5CSS3Context APIAxiosFetch APIMaterial UIState managementNode.jsExpress.jsRESTful APIsJWT AuthenticationMVC ArchitectureMongoDBMongooseGitGitHubVercel

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React.jsNext.jsJavaScript (ES6+)HTML5CSS3

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MERN Stack Developer with 8 months of professional experience. Proficient in building full-stack web applications using React.js, Next.js, Node.js, Express.js and MongoDB. Skilled in developing RESTful APIs, implementing JWT authentication, designing Mongoose schemas, CRUD operations, integrating frontend-backend data flow using Axios and Fetch API.

Experienced in delivering responsive, production-grade UIs with a consistent focus on MVC architecture, performance optimization and Git/GitHub version control.

Experience

Full Stack Developer Intern - SeeBiz Pvt. Ltd (Qalam Training Program) - Lahore

(2025-08 - 2026-02)

Built reusable React components with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+) following component-based architecture, ensuring consistent UI across all application pages.
Designed and developed RESTful APIs using Node.js and Express for CRUD operations, integrating them seamlessly with the frontend using Axios and Fetch.
Modeled MongoDB schemas using Mongoose for structured data storage, writing optimized queries that supported fast retrieval across product, user, and order collections.
Implemented MVC architecture to separate concerns across model, view, and controller layers, enforcing secure, scalable API design and improving codebase maintainability for the team.
Collaborated in a Git/GitHub-based team workflow managing branches, raising pull requests, conducting code reviews, and following clean code standards across a 6-month development cycle.
Enhanced application reliability and UX by implementing async/await patterns, client-side input validation, and structured error handling, reducing runtime failures and improving response consistency.