Youssef Ehab Elsayed

Full-Stack Developer & Solo Game Developer

Building practical web applications by day and turning game ideas into playable experiences by night.

Alexandria, Egypt · Available for remote freelance work

1
Shipped game
1
Live portfolio platform built
2
Real client applications
1
CS degree in progress

01 — About me

An analyst who starts with your decision, not your data

I'm a Computer Science student at the Faculty of Computers and Data Science, Alexandria University, and I like learning by actually building things. My web development internship started me from zero — literally learning database design from scratch on day one — and worked me up through SQL Server, C#, ASP.NET MVC, and HTML by putting me straight onto real projects rather than just tutorials. Outside of web development and university, I'm building games solo under HFGD (Homies For Game Dev). I've shipped a small arcade game called ShadowDrop and am continuing to learn Unity and basic Blender because game development is something I genuinely enjoy.

02 — Education

Training and background

B.Sc. Computer Science (in progress)

Faculty of Computers and Data Science, Alexandria University

Second-year student.

03 — Skills

The toolkit behind every report

Web Development

  • C#
  • ASP.NET MVC
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • SQL Server

Computer Science

  • Data Structures
  • Java OOP
  • Probability & Statistics
  • Discrete Math
  • AI & Search Algorithms

Game Development

  • Unity
  • Blender
  • 3D Modeling
  • Mixamo
  • Unity Export Pipeline

Database & SQL

  • Stored Procedures
  • Views
  • Scalar & Table-Valued Functions
  • Backup & Restore
  • Constraints & Subqueries

04 — Work experience

Where the hands-on work comes from

Web Development Intern — Fathalla (Fathalla Supermarket's internal developer training program, Smouha)
June 2026 – Present
  • Trained from the ground up starting with database design, then SQL Server, C#, and ASP.NET MVC, with real projects assigned from early on rather than isolated exercises.
  • Contributed to the SIM Card Management System across multiple phases: backend logic, database integration, permissions, and reporting.
  • Worked on Raseef, an existing warehouse-transfer application, fixing underlying logic and improving security and responsiveness.

05 — Projects

Selected builds, from raw file to decision

Each project shows the report pages and the data model underneath. Tap any image to view it full size.

Web Platform

HFECloud

A live portfolio and project-showcase platform I built and deployed for my friend group, with role-based accounts, a draft/publish approval workflow, and a live visual editor so members can build their own portfolio and project pages without touching code.

C# ASP.NET Core MVC Entity Framework Core SQL Server JavaScript

Live report

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Business Application

Raseef

A web application for managing warehouse transfers and supply operations. I worked on an existing codebase and focused on fixing its underlying logic, improving how the different parts of the application work together, and making the system more secure and responsive.

C# ASP.NET MVC SQL Server HTML CSS
Web Application

SIM Card Management System

A web-based SIM card management system built with ASP.NET MVC and SQL Server, covering the management of SIM cards, subscriptions, services, employees, branches, and related operations. I worked on the application across multiple development phases, including backend logic, database integration, permissions, reporting, and connecting the application's different parts together.

C# ASP.NET MVC SQL Server HTML CSS
Arcade Game

ShadowDrop

A small arcade game and my first shipped game, developed as a solo project under HFGD (Homies For Game Dev). It was one of my first steps into building and shipping a complete game while learning Unity and game development workflows.

Unity C#

Document

Let's work together

Tell me the decision you're stuck on. I'll build the dashboard that answers it.

Send over your data file or a short description of your reporting problem. You'll get a plain answer on scope, timeline, and what the finished report will show — no obligation.