The problem
Harrir is a women's fashion and beauty marketplace serving shoppers across Iraq. Customers can browse clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, and beauty products on the website or app, then place orders for delivery. Behind that storefront is a larger operating system for catalog management, customer accounts, orders, payments, promotions, fulfilment, and administration.
What I built
I led an eight-person engineering team for approximately six months, coordinating delivery across frontend, mobile, admin, and backend work while contributing hands-on to the services. The wider platform also includes scraping and product-availability integrations that feed commerce workflows. The project spans a customer-facing Next.js site, mobile and mini-app surfaces, a Next.js admin panel, a TypeScript/Express backend, and separate AWS Lambda services for products, users, orders, payments, and Zoho integration. My role was to keep work across those systems aligned while contributing directly to the services and cross-repository workflows.
- Changes across service boundaries required coordination between product pricing, cart totals, orders, admin review, payments, and invoicing. I contributed to catalog positioning, order and payment handling, cash-on-delivery and installment flows, creator operations, and administrative tools.
- The work combines an ongoing marketplace engagement with approximately six months leading an eight-person engineering team.
