Software architecture consulting
Reviewing the problem, system structure, development path, and maintainable architecture decisions.
System design for financial business software
I am Pooya Sarraf Zadeh, a system designer, analyst, and developer of financial business and custom software. I started programming in 2008, and since 2009 my practical focus has been on systems that must survive real operations: finance, inventory, sales, production, support, reporting, legacy redesign, and reliable delivery.
Collaboration
My focus is on work that needs clear problem understanding, thoughtful design, and reliable implementation.
Reviewing the problem, system structure, development path, and maintainable architecture decisions.
When current software becomes slow, limited, or hard to extend, it can often be improved step by step.
For ideas that need to be tested quickly but properly, the first version should be simple, clear, and extensible.
Software designed around your real process, instead of forcing your workflow to adapt to an off-the-shelf tool.
Practical experience
A major part of my work has been in projects where software was not just a screen. Unit coordination, speed, inventory control, financial documents, reporting, support, and extensibility all had to work in real daily operations.
Explore experienceMy path began with an ASP.NET website redesign and IT work, then quickly moved into internal software and operational business problems.
Staged development of accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing, receivables, payables, production, reporting, and inter-unit workflows, focused on real operations and future growth.
Long-term work on financial business systems, from operational modules to performance optimization, multi-currency and multilingual capabilities, and the current path toward a web experience.
Process
In custom software, rushing into implementation often increases cost. I first clarify the real need, workflow, and future path of the system.
Initial meetings clarify the need, limits, audience, current process, and real project goal.
After discovery, the system structure, modules, information flow, and development path are designed.
The project is divided into deliverable parts to reduce risk and make results visible sooner.
The system is reviewed with real data and scenarios, and defects or ambiguities are resolved before serious delivery.
Personal project
Since Ordibehesht 1405, I have been working on a serious independent project. It is not ready for public introduction yet, but I hope to introduce a test version through this website in the second half of 1405.