Amir Ahmady

I’m a software developer and Master’s student in Telecommunication Networks. I specialize in C++, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, and React Native. Passionate about building things from the ground up, I enjoy mobile development, reverse engineering, and exploring how systems work—inside and out.

Skills

PGS Ltd., Remote
C++ Developer, Reverse EngineerDec 2022 – Present
- Joined PGS Ltd. as a C++ developer and reverse engineer, contributing to live products primarily in the gaming industry.
- This role aligned with my long-time passion for games I grew up playing, making it especially meaningful and exciting.
- Working on high-traffic, production-level software has taught me the importance of performance, stability, and professional standards.
Dorreh Co., Remote
Full Stack Mobile DeveloperNov 2020 – Sep 2022
- Initially joined as a React Native developer, later expanding into backend development using Node.js and Express.js.
- Led the integration between frontend and backend, helping shape full-stack architecture to better support mobile features.
- Collaborated with experienced developers and adopted new techniques across multiple projects, growing significantly as a developer.
Agret Co., Babol, Mazandaran, Iran
React Native Developer, Desktop App Developer, Web DeveloperAug 2017 – Oct 2020
- Started as a C# and VB.NET developer, then transitioned to React Native when the company expanded into mobile development.
- Worked across multiple layers including frontend (React), backend (Express.js with MongoDB), and desktop app development.
- Gained hands-on experience in building and maintaining cross-platform applications in a collaborative team environment.

open.mp
A multiplayer mod for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, fully backward-compatible with San Andreas Multiplayer (SA-MP).
samp-node
A C++ plugin for San Andreas Multiplayer that embeds Node.js into the server, allowing scripting with JavaScript/TypeScript across multiple isolated environments.
small3d-cpp
A minimalistic 3D renderer written in C++, focused on simplicity and core rendering logic.
open.mp Website
The official website for open.mp, live at https://open.mp/. I’ve contributed extensively to its development using Golang for the backend and React with TypeScript for the frontend.
open.mp Launcher
A cross-platform launcher for open.mp that lets players browse and join servers. Built with Rust and React/React Native using TypeScript.
omp-models
A web-based 3D model viewer using Next.js, React Native Web, and Three.js. It renders optimized game models stored in compact JSON format.
rwexporter
A CLI tool that extracts DFF/TXD model data from GTA: San Andreas and converts it into optimized JSON or binary formats.
FarsiType
A lightweight C++ library for handling Farsi/Arabic strings, including shaping and rendering support.

Amol University of Special Modern Technologies, Amol, Mazandaran, Iran2018 – Present
Bachelor’s in Electronic Engineering, Master’s in Telecommunication Networks.
National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents (NODET), Babol, Mazandaran, Iran2011 – 2018

I have a deep passion for creating—whether it’s editing a photo, producing a video, or building a fun, quirky app. I'm fascinated by how things work, often reverse-engineering them just to learn and recreate them myself. When something grabs my interest, I go all in—pouring my time, energy, and creativity into it. I don’t just build things—I enjoy the entire journey of discovery and creation.
My programming journey began in secondary school with QBasic, followed by Visual Basic 6 the next year—those early experiences sparked a lasting passion for building things. In high school, I already had a strong foundation in C++ before it was formally introduced in class, which allowed me to excel. Over the years, I experimented with many languages, both out of curiosity and necessity—languages like Pawn, Lua, C, C++, HTML & CSS, PHP, and C#. Whether I was coding out of interest or to solve a challenge, I constantly found joy in creating, exploring, and learning.