FieldOps
A lightweight field-service operations product for small service businesses that need better job coordination without replacing every tool they already use.
Ahmad Tohir · Software Engineer & Product Builder
I work on web products, operational systems, and technical experiments. Turning unclear workflows into software people can understand and use.
Currently building
A lightweight field-service operations product for small service businesses that need better job coordination without replacing every tool they already use.
Products and systems framed around the problems they need to solve, with technology kept in context.
A lightweight field-service operations product for small service businesses that need better job coordination without replacing every tool they already use.
Operational software for planning orders, drivers, routes, realtime communication, and reporting.
Internal document search and question answering using local models and vector search.
Small experiments, prototypes, unfinished ideas, and technical rabbit holes.
A Rust command-line experiment for finding the largest files and folders, with parallel scanning and an optional Windows NTFS MFT path.
Experiments with expressing logistics workflows and valid state transitions through types.
Small investigations into running language-model workflows locally and understanding their practical limits.
Notes and prototypes for using coding agents without losing engineering judgment or project context.
Technical reasoning, product decisions, and lessons collected while doing the work.
“Useful software starts with understanding the work around it.”
I'm a software engineer who enjoys turning messy operational processes into software that is useful, understandable, and reliable.
I've been building web software since 2017 across backend systems, frontend applications, infrastructure, and product experiments.