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The domain layer is sacred.
Pure TypeScript, no framework imports, no leakage. Everything else is replaceable.
§ 01 — Asmar Momand · Toronto / Remote
I architect distributed systems, design the cloud underneath, and write the code that ships them. Solo when the team is small. With a team when it's not. The diagram above is the posture I keep returning to — distributed, event-driven, multi-tenant, pure-domain.
For founders and engineering leaders who need an architect who can also build: I take an idea through architecture, solution design, cloud infrastructure, implementation, and delivery — end-to-end, without handing off at the blueprint and walking away.
Senior software solution architect. Twelve years across public financial management, private FinTech & wealth management, and product. Currently at iA Financial Group, founding Ghasi Technologies in parallel.
§ 01·5 — What I do
I take ideas
from whiteboard
to production.
Most architecture practices end at the blueprint. Mine starts there. I move with a project across the whole lifecycle — framing the idea, mapping the bounded contexts, designing the solution, standing up the cloud, and writing the code that actually ships. When the team is small, I do all of it. When it's not, I lead it.
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Idea framing
What's the real problem, and what changes if we solve it?
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Architecture
Bounded contexts, ADRs, integration patterns, risk register.
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Solution design
Service blueprints, API contracts, event schemas, data model.
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Cloud infrastructure
GCP / AWS / Azure. Networking, security, observability.
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Implementation
Production-grade code, with the team or alone.
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Delivery & deployment
CI/CD, drift gates, on-call, the boring parts that matter.
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years
of practice across public financial management, private FinTech & wealth management, and product.
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platforms
in the Ghasi suite — health, education, hospitality, intake, comms.
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services
across the portfolio. Domain-driven, event-backed.
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clouds
hands-on across GCP, AWS, and Azure — architecture and infrastructure.
§ 02 — Recent work
§ 03 — Method
Three convictions I keep returning to.
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Multi-tenancy is not a feature flag.
It's a non-negotiable enforced at the domain, the database (RLS), and the API — or it's not multi-tenancy.
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Architects who don't ship lose calibration.
Blueprint-only architecture decays. The discipline of running production keeps the design honest.
§ 04 — Work with me
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Advisory
2–8 hours / week
Architecture review, ADRs, second-opinion on a roadmap. Interview support for senior hires.
Best whenyou have an instinct that something is off and need a fast calibration check.
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Solution Design
4–8 weeks · fixed scope
Bounded-context maps, service blueprints, event schemas, ADRs, POVs and POCs, vendor evaluations.
Best whenyou know what to build and need someone to hand the team a real blueprint plus the decisions behind it.
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Embedded Lead
1–2 quarters
Tech lead / architect role on a delivery. I own the design and supervise — or write — the build.
Best whenyou have a funded program but no senior architect on the team yet, and you want one for a fixed stretch.
Designing something hard?
I take a small number of architecture-and-build engagements per quarter, and I'm currently open to senior, staff, and principal-level architecture roles.