Qatar
Software Developer in Al Rayyan
Custom web applications, SaaS products, and business software for companies in Al Rayyan — developed remotely by Rashid Shahriar.
Discuss Your Project- 4+ years of software development experience
- Full-stack development across web, API, and CMS work
- Real, verifiable project portfolio
- Remote-first collaboration with clear milestones
Al Rayyan market
Working with businesses in Al Rayyan
Al Rayyan is one of Qatar's largest municipalities, combining residential and commercial districts with Education City and its education, research, and innovation ecosystem. That mix supports several practical software use cases: enquiry tracking for a service business, catalogue and order management for a retailer, or scheduling and reporting tools for an education-related organization. I build these systems remotely from Bangladesh, starting with the existing workflow and the people who will use it. The scope is based on a specific operational need rather than a generic city-page package.
What I can build
Priority services for Al Rayyan
Custom Business Software
Internal tools built around a specific workflow — approvals, records, reporting — instead of a generic off-the-shelf system.
E-commerce Platforms
Product catalogs, checkout, and order management connected to real inventory.
Workflow Automation
Replacing manual, repetitive steps with a reliable automated process and visible error handling.
Customer Portals
Self-serve portals where clients or customers can check status, submit requests, or access documents.
Business needs
Common problems in Al Rayyan
Practical business websites with enquiry tracking
A website built to convert visits into enquiries, with forms and data captured somewhere the team can actually follow up on.
Retail and order-management systems
Product listings, stock levels, and order tracking for retailers and trading businesses that have outgrown manual stock lists.
Internal tools for education-related organizations
Lightweight internal systems for scheduling, records, or reporting where an off-the-shelf platform doesn't fit the workflow.
Industries
Who I typically build for
Common tools
Next.js · React · Laravel · Node.js · PostgreSQL/MySQL · Supabase · Docker
The final stack depends on the project requirements, not the other way around.
Proof
Real projects
Urban-Nova
Urban-Nova is a modern eCommerce website developed to provide customers with a smooth, simple, and reliable online shopping experience. The platform was designed to help the business showcase products professionally, manage online sales efficiently, and create
SupaBackup
SupaBackup is a micro SaaS platform designed to help Supabase users automatically back up their PostgreSQL databases to Google Drive. The platform was built to solve a practical problem for developers, startups, and small teams who use Supabase but need a simp
DoranPay
DoranPay is a modern web-based invoicing platform designed and developed to help freelancers, contractors, and small businesses manage their billing more efficiently. The platform provides a clean and simple way for users to create professional invoices, manag
Remote collaboration
Working with a developer remotely from Al Rayyan
01
Discovery call
A short call to understand the problem, goal, and constraints.
02
Scope and proposal
A written scope, timeline, and milestone-based proposal.
03
Design and architecture
Key interfaces and system structure agreed before heavy development starts.
04
Development in milestones
Work is delivered in reviewable stages, not one large handoff at the end.
05
Review and revisions
Each milestone is checked against the agreed scope before moving on.
06
Deployment and handover
Source code, documentation, and access are handed over at launch.
Al Rayyan follows Qatar's Arabia Standard Time (UTC+3), three hours behind Dhaka, which still leaves a workable overlap for morning calls plus asynchronous updates for the rest of the day.
Local context
- Project requirements: QAR pricing, Arabic/English content, user roles, and any local payment integration should be scoped together
- Timezone: Asia/Qatar (UTC+3, no daylight saving)
- Local context: Education City sits within Al Rayyan's wider mix of education, research, residential, and commercial districts
Questions
Before we begin
Is there a local office in Al Rayyan?
No. Work is delivered remotely from Bangladesh, with the same communication process used for every location: calls, milestones, and written updates.
Can you build an ordering or inventory system for a retail business in Al Rayyan?
Yes. An ordering and inventory system is a good fit when product data, available stock, and incoming orders are being managed in separate places.
How do we get started?
Send the current situation and goal through the contact form; I'll follow up with a scoped, practical next step.
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