Khalid Yaseen Baig is a full-stack developer and technical product owner based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He started out as a developer who wanted to build things that worked, and what held his attention was the moment a technical decision met a real business problem — the point where he had to make both sides make sense to each other. That pull led him to become Registration Product Owner at World Defense Show 2026, one of the world's largest defense exhibitions, where he owned the registration platform from pre-event setup through the last badge printed onsite, kept 1,500+ exhibitor accounts running smoothly, and trained a three-person support team that handled 1,500+ requests a week at peak without missing an SLA target.
At Keller Williams Saudi Arabia, Khalid works as Technical Project Manager, coordinating platform releases across the region and connecting the US headquarters with the team on the ground. Underneath it he is still a full-stack engineer, which is why the product and engineering sides come naturally together in his work. He has founded and shipped seven production systems: LLBOX, an AI-integrated IoT delivery-verification platform; Maghsala, an on-demand laundry marketplace and a Misk Foundation Launchpad Cohort 7 graduate; Value Chain Global, an investment-intelligence platform; DM Workspace, an ERP-integrated employee portal; Baig's Car Bazaar, a platform for a family-run used-car dealership; SBA Marathon, a 99-day incubator program app; and an Attendance Management System with GPS and photo-verified check-ins.
Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology, Software Technology, Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus (2021–2024), Dean's List. Senior School Certificate, Commerce with Computer Science, International Indian School, Riyadh.
React, React Native, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Sequelize, JWT authentication, REST APIs, and Three.js / React Three Fiber for the front end of this site itself.
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