Farshad RezapourSenior Frontend Engineer

I have spent the last eight years building frontends for systems where the hard part is not the interface — it is everything the interface has to survive. Flash sales that concentrate a month of traffic into ninety seconds. Authentication that has to be shared across a dozen business services without any of them handling a credential. Content platforms operated daily by people who have never opened a terminal.

Most of that work has been at Iran Fava Gostaresh, part of the IKCO Group, where I architected the frontend of an enterprise super app for vehicle sales and digital contracts. Alongside it I co-built a fourteen-module CMS, a standalone digital signature platform integrated with eKYC and FIDO2, and Iran Khodro’s four-language global website.

I care about the parts of frontend engineering that are easy to skip: a component API that makes the wrong call impossible, a build that fails loudly instead of shipping a broken page, and documentation a teammate can act on without asking me anything. I work in React and Next.js with TypeScript, and I am comfortable owning architecture decisions end to end.

Outside of delivery work I review a lot of code and spend time on developer experience — the tooling, conventions and guardrails that decide whether a codebase is still pleasant to work in two years later.