Fayad K. HassanContact

Systems built for operations I am accountable for

Each of these runs, or ran, a real operation, and I was the one accountable when it went wrong. Where a system is public, its page links to it.

The King Heavy Equipment website: the heavy-equipment rental hero and instant-quote flow Operations, Systems

Dispatch and Fleet Platform

The website and back office King Heavy Equipment runs on: instant-quote capture, customers, e-signed contracts, bookings and live John Deere telematics as one connected set of records.

Live at kingheavyequipment.com PHPMySQLe‑signaturetelematics Read the case study
A diagram of the reporting: rate, distance, fuel, driver pay, empty miles and tolls combined into one figure per load, read while the booking is still open, giving load profitability and cost per mile Operations, Analytics

Load Profitability Reporting for an Interstate Carrier

Reporting for an interstate freight operation that made load profitability and cost per mile visible while a booking was still a decision, not a figure that arrived weeks later in the accounts.

Operating internally Read the case study
The fleet screen in the King Heavy Equipment back office, where each machine’s telematics status lands (shown with an empty demo database, so no customer data appears) Integration, API

John Deere Telematics Integration

Reads the rental fleet’s own engine and battery data from John Deere, on a schedule and with no person in the loop, and says plainly where that data runs out.

Operating internally OAuth 2.0Operations Center API Read the case study
The Storytime landing screen: the headline Trace anyone’s public story across the open web, a search box, and the platforms it reads OSINT, Tooling

Storytime, a Cross-Platform OSINT Timeline

A self-hosted open source intelligence platform that puts an account’s public activity from fifteen platforms on one timeline, with a local agent that investigates across sixteen public sources and cites the evidence for every finding.

Open source on GitHub TypeScriptReactSQLiteDocker Read the case study
The elfayad.me homepage: the hero headline and the generative flame Web app, PHP

This Site and the CMS Behind It

A flat-file publishing system written from scratch: no database, no build step, no third-party request on any page, and every section editable from a browser.

Live, this site Flat-file PHPno database Read the case study
The Al-Wali village family-tree site: an Arabic landing page over a photograph of the village at dusk, with counts of names in the record Web app, PHP

A Family Tree for a Whole Village

A single genealogy record for my family’s village in Sudan: one shared tree, Arabic and right to left, with a review queue so a name only appears once a person has checked it.

Live at alwali.info PHPMySQLArabic RTLreview queue Read the case study

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