About
I build frontend for products that already have gravity.
I am Saddam Hilles, a senior frontend engineer based in Palestine. I currently work at MadRewards / Savers App on the Savers Club ecosystem — native, hosted web, partner portals, and the SDK that lets other apps embed the same product.
Before that I shipped Reach Me, a two-sided job marketplace for Reach Digital Hub, and Makusudi, a realtime hex-board simulation for Q2 Impact. Earlier in my career I helped computerize educational curricula at the Ministry of Education.
I care about TypeScript, design systems, and the unglamorous paths: enrollment, payouts, permissions, empty states, and the moment a partner goes live.
01
The interface is the product
Cashback, hiring, and simulation products fail in the last mile — maps that stutter, claims that confuse, wizards that stall. I treat those surfaces as the business, not decoration on an API.
02
One system, many skins
White-label is an architecture problem. Tenants, regions, partner shells, and hosted WebViews have to share a product model or you will ship five apps that drift apart.
03
Senior means owning the edges
Auth, session expiry, SDK contracts, Stripe gates, RBAC, and deep links are where frontend work becomes platform work. That is the work I want.
Next
Let’s build the surface people actually keep.
I am looking for senior frontend work on products with real complexity — platforms, marketplaces, and systems that have to hold up in production.