I’m Hakim, a full-stack developer at Infrabel, Belgium’s railway infrastructure manager. Today I work mainly on the Angular front-end and ASP.NET Core API of an internal access-management tool. Alongside work, I’m completing a CS Master’s at UMONS Charleroi, where my internship also brought me into Java / Spring Boot and graph-routing work.
Available for selected freelance projects.
I contribute to the Angular front-end and ASP.NET Core API of an internal access-management tool at Infrabel. The work touches delegated access flows, Active Directory through LDAP, and cloud-access changes routed through dedicated runners.
My M1 internship focused on cleaning up a railway routing engine in Java around A*, with a reverse-Dijkstra heuristic and measurable behaviour. The next step is to explore whether historical route data can help rank candidate routes more intelligently.
My CS Master’s at UMONS Charleroi is part of a longer path toward technical architecture. I’m not there yet; right now I’m focused on writing clearer code, keeping module boundaries tight, and not letting logic leak across layers it doesn’t belong in.
.NET / Angular development for new features, APIs, database integration and frontend/backend work.
Refactoring, dependency cleanup, clearer application boundaries and incremental architecture improvements.
Active Directory, LDAP, Microsoft Entra ID, roles, permissions and access-management workflows.
