About

How I work, where I have worked, and what I am building now.

Design engineer. I take product UI from layout to production components, mostly in Next.js, React, and TypeScript.

I am looking for a full-time role on a product team. Right now I am the founding engineer at  Woxly, and take the occasional contract build.

At  Ocean Lab (Jan–Mar 2026) I was a Design Engineer on their enterprise software practice. Design and build in one loop: research-led layouts through production components.

Based in Kozhikode, India. Open to remote roles or relocation, and available from October 2026.

How I work with a team

I sit between design and engineering. With designers I work from the Figma file, push back early when something will not hold up in code, and bring a working build to review instead of a static mock. With PMs I break a feature into small pieces that can ship on their own, and say early when the scope and the date do not match.

I ship in small pull requests, write down the decision behind anything non-obvious, and welcome review. I leave components documented and typed, so the next person can change them without asking me.

Experience

Woxly, part-time freelance, Ocean Lab, and products shipped in public.

  1. Woxly (opens in new tab)Ongoing
    Remote (Full-time)

    Technologies & Tools

    +1

    What I've done

    • Built Woxly's 4 production surfaces (landing, vendor dashboard, tenant storefronts, developer docs) on one multi-tenant commerce core.
    • Designed the tenant-isolated data model for products, customers, orders, and payments on Next.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL.
    • Built the in-app AI assistant: streaming answers grounded in 96 product guides, with deep links, saved conversations, and a feedback loop.
    • Shipped a public /api/v1 (storefront, admin, webhooks, OAuth) with docs that AI agents can read through llms.txt and OpenAPI.
    • Worked with the founders, a product manager, and QA: shaped specs into shippable slices and fixed issues across checkout, payments, and the dashboard.
  2. FreelanceWorking
    Remote (Contract)

    Technologies & Tools

    +2

    What I've done

    • Shipped 4 public client sites (Synavanta, Calystron, Ideal Alchemy, Gritink) plus builds under NDA.
    • Built a lead pipeline that routes every inquiry to Supabase, Notion, and email, with validation, a honeypot, and rate limiting.
    • Own each build end to end: visual direction, design system, Next.js code, SEO, and deploy.
  3. Ocean Lab (opens in new tab)
    Remote (Full-time)

    Technologies & Tools

    +1

    What I've done

    • Designed and built product UI for Ocean Lab's enterprise software practice over a 3-month engagement.
    • Translated complex, compliance-aware workflows into clear, accessible interfaces from layout through production components.
    • Worked inside the engineering team: design in Figma, then the same person ships the React components, so nothing gets lost in handoff.
  4. NAFFCO (opens in new tab)
    Dubai, UAE (On-site)

    Technologies & Tools

    What I've done

    • Automated estimation workflows with VBA to cut manual effort and errors.
    • Supported large project bids with cross-functional engineering teams.
    • Standardized internal templates for more consistent proposals.
Full timeline & impact

Selected craft

Woxly plus UI platforms I can show publicly.

FAQ

Who is Muhammed Sanjid?
Muhammed Sanjid is a design engineer and full-stack developer specializing in Next.js, React, and TypeScript. He is the founding engineer at Woxly, a multi-tenant commerce platform. He previously worked as Design Engineer at Ocean Lab, and is available for select freelance work.
What does Muhammed Sanjid specialize in?
He specializes in Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. He ships product UI, reusable craft components, and full-stack web applications with strong design and engineering craft.
Is Muhammed Sanjid available for hire?
Yes. He is looking for a full-time design engineer / product engineer role, remote or with relocation, available from October 2026. Email contact@sanjid.in or book a call at sanjid.in/contact.
What tech stack does Muhammed Sanjid use?
Primary stack: React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Also Node.js, databases (Postgres, MongoDB), React Native, Docker, AWS, and Figma for design-to-code workflows.
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