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Omar Nagy.

About · Product Engineer · Egypt · Africa/Cairo · by arrangement

Oneoperator.

I’m an AI product engineer. I build the whole system: the interface people use, the backend behind it, and the path from development to deployment. My work spans business software, content tools and production AI.

I run NeuraScale from Egypt. Some projects are my own products; others are client builds or collaborations. Each case file separates the brief, my contribution and the evidence, so you can judge the work on its own terms.

For Abokamar’s film portfolio, Wael at WO! Studio led design and handoff; I built the Studio CMS, backend and deployment. The site is deployed, with public launch pending. Read the collaborative case file.

The dossier · photo on file · roles · tools

The operator,on file.

Omar G. Nagy, Product Engineer, Egypt

What I do

  • Fractional CTO
  • Product Engineer
  • Solo founder
  • Multi-agent operator

What I reach for

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js 15
  • React 19
  • Supabase / Postgres
  • Python · FastAPI
  • Claude + OpenAI APIs
  • Vercel edge
  • Telegram bots
  • Zoho mail · CRM
  • PWA / RTL
  • Google Analytics 4
engineering work since
2017
open-source tools
2
UI languages, right to left
6
routing, evaluation and cost controls
AI

Career ledger · since 2017 · most recent first

Six eras,on record.

  1. 2024–present

    era /06

    Founder & Product Engineer · NeuraScale

    Builds and operates software products and delivers custom client systems. Built MedPrüf, an Austrian medical-exam preparation platform with multilingual study workflows, an explanation-generation and correction pipeline, spaced repetition, subscription payments and administration. Practice content is not official exam material. Built RetailOS, an Arabic-first multi-tenant retail platform, with tenant isolation, authenticated webhooks, idempotency and server-side pricing. RetailOS is paused as of October 2026.

  2. 2022–2024

    era /05

    AI & Automation Consultant · Independent

    Independent consulting on AI integration and automation. Built web-data extraction workflows with retries, deduplication and fallback handling, alongside lead-scoring services. Implemented model-cost guardrails, prompt workflows and retrieval with tool orchestration.

  3. 2021–2022

    era /04

    E-Commerce Engineering Consultant · Independent

    Independent e-commerce and business-workflow consulting. Worked on seller-side funnel instrumentation and conversion workflows for Taager. Built inventory synchronization and a QR-code loyalty prototype for a textile business.

  4. 2020–2021

    era /03

    Co-Founder · mBalloon

    Co-founded an e-commerce agency. Built Shopify storefronts and supported paid-acquisition workflows for MENA small businesses. Created reusable storefront themes and funnel templates for client delivery.

  5. 2019–2020

    era /02

    Front-End Developer · Freelance

    Freelance front-end development. Migrated legacy jQuery interfaces to React and added Cypress tests for critical user flows.

  6. 2017–2018

    era /01

    Founder · LibreFit

    University project developed into a software prototype. Built a smartphone body-measurement prototype with a Xamarin client, OpenCV processing and server-side calibration.

Education

BSc Computers & Informatics, Suez Canal University, 2014–2018. The project work above shows how I apply it.

How the years stack · 2017–present

Three lanes.One pair of hands.

Every era on the ledger feeds at least two of these. That overlap, not any one skill, is what you’re hiring.

/01

Engineering

Software work since 2017. React migrations, performance and accessibility work for agencies, then whole products: front-end to Postgres, architecture to deploy, solo. The floor everything else stands on.

/02

AI

LLM integration and automation work. AI integration and automation work before my own products; a first ML model in front of real users back in 2017. The through-line: models demo easily, and the cost curve, the eval set, and the failure modes decide what survives.

/03

Growth

I’ve run a DTC brand’s P&L, the paid-acquisition stack on top of it, and seller-side funnel instrumentation. Engineering decisions are money decisions; I build for the number the operator watches.

The direct line · timing by arrangement

Put the operatorto work.

A team that needs senior hands without the hire, a business that needs its first real system, an AI feature that has to survive production. Same door.