Engineer, founder, and the person clients call when it has to work in production.

I'm Farhat Ullah — engineer, founder of TABSAP Software Company, and the person clients call when a system has to work in production, not in a demo video.

Over seven years I've moved from freelance web development into running an agency with delivered work in thirteen countries — Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the Czech Republic, the UK, the US, Australia, France, Germany, Poland, Malaysia, Thailand and South Africa among them. All of it remote-first, and I travel or relocate when an engagement needs someone on site. The work splits about evenly: on one side, full-stack product engineering in Laravel, Next.js, Flutter and Node; on the other, applied AI — retrieval pipelines, LangGraph agents, and automation systems that replace manual operations work.

The through-line is compliance and durability. I've delivered ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing integrations for Saudi enterprises, audited Odoo estates end-to-end, hardened infrastructure across dozens of domains, and rebuilt AI-generated backends that had critical multi-tenant vulnerabilities. I also run TABSAP IT Training Center, teaching the same stack I ship with.

Right now most of my energy goes into TABSAP's product line — an LMS for schools, plus CRM, HRM and POS products — and into research. I'm working on Semantic Neuron Consolidation, a neural network compression method aimed at a peer-reviewed venue, and co-running an umbrella review on AI in energy management that screened over 10,000 records down to 5,032 for systematic analysis.

I care about three things in every engagement: that the architecture survives the client's growth, that security is designed in rather than patched on, and that whatever I hand over can be maintained by someone who isn't me.