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Muhamed
Skenderi.
Software Engineer at QuickBird GmbH in Munich — building web and backend systems that people actually use. I care about the craft: readable code, clear APIs, and products that feel considered.
Currently
Day to day I'm at QuickBird building full-stack web features and backend systems across our product line.
Outside of that, I spend time on side projects and system design. The most interesting problems sit at the intersection of good engineering and meaningful product decisions. When I figure something out worth sharing, I write it down here.
Selected Work
All →Moodverse
Web app that pairs mood logging with Islamic spiritual guidance — select from 25+ emotional states and receive matched Quranic verses and duas from the Prophet ﷺ.
KubeLab
Interactive Kubernetes learning platform — hands-on labs for mastering clusters, deployments, and core orchestration concepts without needing a local setup.
Writing
All →June 28, 2026
The Basics of Healthcare Interoperability: HL7 & FHIR
A plain-language introduction to how hospitals and software systems share patient data — and the standards that make it possible.
April 15, 2024
Patterns for Scalable REST API Design
Key architectural decisions that separate a REST API that survives growth from one that becomes a maintenance burden.