BASSEL EL-BIZRI
Software EngineerBuilder & WriterMontréal ↔ Sidon
chance he’s sharpening search relevance, turning a complex implementation into a launch, or making sure your project lands exactly where it should.
Even he doesn’t know what he’s doing.
01 / SELECTED THREADS
Code, stories, and
the places between.
LIVE IDENTITY INDEX
RUN THE PERSON,
NOT THE RÉSUMÉ.
Different commands. Same Bassel.
B/E IDENTITY KERNEL v1.0
✓ curiosity engine online
✓ three cities mounted
› Type help or choose a command.
WEEKEND
BUILDS
Small ideas, overbuilt prototypes, and whatever seemed interesting after everyone else logged off.
EXPLORE ON GITHUBWORDS &
IDEAS
Writing about technology, identity, Lebanon, and the stubborn possibility of understanding.
READ THE WRITINGDIGITAL
HERITAGE
Helping preserve Lebanese-Jewish memory and the stories that outlive streets and buildings.
VISIT THE PROJECT
ÉCOLE DE TECHNOLOGIE SUPÉRIEURE · SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
WHERE HE LEARNED
TO BUILD THE THING.
SOFTWARE
ENGINEERING
ÉTS taught him how to take an unclear problem, break it into systems, survive the debugging, and keep going until something useful ships.
This website is proof that the degree loaded successfully. It just took one bored Saturday night to run it.Most of his days were spent here: learning, building, debugging—and waiting for something to load.
TECHNICAL
ENOUGH TO
BUILD IT.
Human enough to know that the interesting questions rarely fit inside the code.
Bassel builds software because he loves making ideas real. He writes because some problems need conversation, memory, and a willingness to understand where someone else is standing.
READ THE FIELD NOTES↗THE SATURDAY NIGHT LAB
CURIOSITY DOESN’T
KEEP OFFICE HOURS.
Experiments in search, interfaces, language, and useful weirdness.
› initializing saturday-night idea...
› coffee ready
› sensible bedtime not found
› website shipped ✓
05 / ABOUT
HELLO FROM
MONTRÉAL.
A Canadian-Lebanese software engineer, builder, and writer. Originally from Sidon and raised in Ville Saint-Laurent, he carries both places into what he makes.
He likes clean architecture, useful technology, honest writing, old stories, winter walks, and ideas that bring people a little closer together.
THE CITY
COMING ONLINE.
Downtown lights, winter air, and the view that always makes Montréal feel newly built.
DRAG, SWIPE, OR USE THE ARROWS