Backend engineer on a production mobile banking platform — card processing, core banking integration, and the transaction flows underneath. Most of my work is getting systems that were never designed to talk to each other to agree on what happened.
The exception was thrown at the channel. The failure was three systems away. Knowing the difference is the job.
Delivered inside the digital factory of a Moroccan retail bank. Internal design and incident specifics stay confidential — this is what I can describe.
Designed and shipped the end-to-end journey for opening securities accounts, PEA and mutual fund accounts, integrated with Casablanca Stock Exchange infrastructure through a third-party platform. A regulated flow, an external counterparty, real customers.
Payment flows between the mobile channel, the card processing system (HPS PowerCARD) and core banking: authorisation, customer operations, and reconciling what the customer sees with what the ledger says.
Investigated a fraud pattern affecting a live banking channel and delivered the remediation, working with the security and business teams. The specifics of that incident are not public and will stay that way.
Also contributed to authentication flows, banking operations, notifications, service integrations, system supervision, and reliability across distributed business flows.
Connecting a modern service to a system that doesn't want to cooperate: payment switches, core banking, regulated platforms, under-documented APIs.
Spring Boot and WebFlux microservices built to hold under load, with non-blocking I/O and asynchronous messaging.
Following a transaction across systems to establish where it actually stopped — not just where the stack trace got written.
Banking identity journeys on Keycloak and OAuth2 / OIDC: enrolment, credential recovery, hardening.
