A browser game built around levels, lives and the precise timing of a moving paddle and ball.
Junior Java / Backend Developer
Building backend
systems that stay
understandable.
I’m Yahya, a 28-year-old software developer based in Brussels. I work with Java and Kotlin to make applications cleaner, more testable and easier for teams to evolve.
Currently open to
remote positions
or hybrid roles in
Brussels.
Curious by nature.
Grounded in practice.
I spent five years studying software development at HE2B–ESI in Brussels, then brought that foundation into a professional backend environment at the Federal Pensions Service.
That experience taught me to value the quiet work behind a reliable product: clear boundaries, useful tests, good conversations and code that still makes sense six months later.
More about my path ↗A few things
I’ve built.
From Java applications to interactive games, these projects show how I think: model the problem, keep the structure clear, and make the next change easier.
MediFiches
An information-card experience with a human, collaborative front door and a clear path into the application.
A colour-memory game with adjustable speed, score feedback and a focused control surface.
A colourful grid-based game with score tracking, level selection and direct controls.
Tools for
the real work.
Let’s talk about
the next release.
If you’re looking for a junior developer who cares about the details and wants to grow with a strong team, I’d love to hear what you’re building.
yahyaouamar@proton.me ↗