ALBERT NAHAS
Founder Details
I was born in 1992 in Aleppo, Syria. War, transition, and uncertainty shaped my early years, and resilience became the foundation of how I think, build, and lead.
Chapter 01
My early years were shaped by instability and movement: Aleppo, Lebanon, Dubai, and eventually Amsterdam. Constant adaptation became normal. So did observing systems, social and technical, and asking why they work the way they do.
I did not grow up in startup culture. I grew up learning resilience. That is why my product work is grounded in clarity, usefulness, and long-term trust.
Chapter 02
I studied Computer Science at Aleppo University and strengthened my technical foundation through CS50 in Cambridge. Over the last decade, I worked in product environments including Miro and Doctolib, leading teams and shipping enterprise features used by thousands of professionals.
I am a front-end engineer by profession, but I think like a product owner and operate like a founder.
Chapter 03
Every product starts with one question: how do we reduce friction between intention and action?
Internal Work
I went through anxiety, self-doubt, and internal pressure. I approached those challenges the same way I approach software: observe, debug, iterate. Mindfulness, writing, and neuroscience changed how I relate to stress and identity. That internal work now informs how I design external experiences.
My products are lean but thoughtful, emotionally aware but rational, technically solid but human-centered. I move fast, but not carelessly. I ship MVPs with architectural foresight. I optimize for long-term leverage, not vanity metrics. I do not build to impress. I build to clarify.
Featured Medium Story
If you use one of my products, you are experiencing a synthesis of war-time resilience, engineering rigor, UX sensitivity, psychological awareness, and an obsession with reducing friction.