Parham · web developer and server engineer · Toronto
Client work
Real businesses, real servers. I handle everything from the first design to the nightly backups.
keytonenergy.com
A cinematic, scroll driven website for an industrial exporter. Quote requests go straight to the owner's phone.
A right to left Persian website for a student consultancy, moved to a faster and safer server.
sayroapply.online
Personal projects
Click any card for the full story, the tools I used and a link to the code.
Personal project · Web design and hosting
A forest film plays behind glass cards, keeps walking on its own and speeds up as you scroll.
Website concept · Creative development
A dental website concept built around a miniature cleaning crew.
Personal software · Game systems
A Persian language Telegram game combining social deduction and murder mystery mechanics.
Python automation · Telegram
A Telegram bot organized around a clear media workflow: detect a supported link, present options, run the job in the background, update progress, and deliver the result.
Conversational interfaces · Telegram
A bilingual English / Persian Telegram bot with user pairing, message routing, support contact, and administrative panels.
Applied AI · Learning project
A small desktop chatbot that maps Persian sentences to predefined intents and returns an authored response.
Machine learning · Notebook experiments
Two related explorations of sentiment classification: a recurrent model for IMDB movie reviews and a bidirectional LSTM pipeline for tweets.
Personal software project · Linux tooling
Explorations in making a Debian desktop more useful, including screen sharing controls, receiver discovery, and an explicit Accept / Decline invitation flow.
Infrastructure · Technical writing
A reproducible self hosting guide for Xray based networking.
Skills
Six areas I work in. Each card links to the projects where I used those skills.
Shape an idea into a coherent visual experience.
Useful for: Portfolios, landing pages and business sites with custom animated sections.
Connect individual steps into a useful tool.
Useful for: Focused scripts, Telegram bots, API connections and tools for repeated tasks.
Give an interactive experience a reliable structure.
Useful for: Small interactive apps, structured bot flows and maintainable foundations.
Explore a language feature with a clear scope.
Useful for: Language prototypes, feasibility experiments and reviewed content workflows.
Make technical systems easier to run and revisit.
Useful for: Hosting setups, documented server workflows and small technical tools.
Make the system understandable to the next person.
Useful for: Readable guides, bilingual bot interfaces and clean project handovers.
Tools I use
Services
Pick one, or mix them. Every project starts with a short call about what you need.
Designed, built and put live on your domain.
Monthly, for sites that must stay online.
Hand the repetitive work to software.
We talk about your business and what the site must do.
I build it on a private preview. You click through and ask for changes.
It goes live on your domain only after you approve it.
I keep it updated, backed up and online.
About me
I'm a software testing student at Seneca Polytechnic in Toronto. Outside class I design websites, run my own Linux servers and write Telegram bots in Python.
Testing taught me to look for what breaks before a customer does. I also train in web security on TryHackMe and Hacker101, so every server I set up is locked down from day one.
I work on my own on purpose: the person you talk to is the person who designs, builds, hosts and fixes your site.
Quick facts
Contact
The quickest way to reach me is a message on LinkedIn. My code and side projects are on GitHub.