Syed Bukhari
Web Developer
Experienced web developer with a strong technical foundation and a passion for secure, scalable solutions
Syed Bukhari is an accomplished full-stack web developer with expertise in building and maintaining dynamic websites and managing server infrastructures. His day-to-day work involves developing custom solutions, optimizing performance, and ensuring secure, robust platforms for a wide variety of clients.
With a strong foundation in software engineering, Syed’s journey into technology began early, driven by a natural curiosity for computers and problem-solving. Initially pursuing a different path, planning to become a dentist and completing two years of work experience in a dental surgery, he ultimately followed his passion for tech, carving out a career in software development.
Knowledge & Tools
To deliver reliable, efficient, and secure digital experiences, Syed leverages a diverse technical skill set, including:
- Development & Platforms: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, SQL, WordPress
- Systems & Environments: Linux, Windows
- Creative Tools: Adobe Creative Cloud
With a keen interest in cybersecurity and data protection laws, Syed ensures that every project adheres to best practices for security and compliance.
Professional Approach
Syed takes pride in writing clean, maintainable code, emphasizing structure and quality over speed. This philosophy underpins his approach to full-stack development and enables him to deliver solutions that are both technically sound and future-proof.
Experience & Values
At OnBrand, Syed enjoys the variety of projects and the challenge of upgrading and maintaining diverse websites for clients across industries. He is known for his attention to detail, adaptability, and commitment to continuous improvement.
Background & Education
Syed holds a degree in Software Engineering, providing a strong academic foundation for his technical expertise and strategic problem-solving skills.
Personal Insights
Outside of development, Syed is an avid learner who enjoys exploring new technologies and industry regulations. His advice for aspiring developers:
“Focus on learning robust code over speed. You can learn to write messy code once you have the basics down, but it’s much harder to unlearn bad coding habits if those are what you build from the outset.”