Clarity first
Complicated work should feel simple. I arrange structure, words and interface so people understand and act.
About · the personal story
I'm Mohammad Alfarras. I grew up in Al-Hasakah, Syria, and have lived in Germany since 2015. This is the short version of how logistics work, websites, my own apps and an Arabic tech channel became one path.
- Al-Hasakah, Syria
- Germany · since 2015
- عربي · Deutsch · English
The story
Five chapters, one route.
Years later I built alhasakah.net — a city guide for my hometown. Origin · Al-Hasakah, Syria
Where it started.
I grew up in Al-Hasakah in north-east Syria and studied at Al Furat University (2011–2014). Before leaving, I ran the day-to-day of Malak Net, an internet café — staff, customers and sales. My first lesson in keeping things running.
- Al Furat University · 2011–2014
- Malak Net · 2014–2015
Al-Hasakah2015
Germany- German: B2 → C1
- DATEV · Comhard
2015 · Germany
A new country, a new language.
In 2015 I moved to Germany: new rules, sharper standards and a language I had to earn. I trained to German B2 alongside DATEV accounting at Comhard (2023), and today I work in German at C1 level.
- Sandbox Berlin · 2022
- Comhard · 2023
Logistics: precision, pace and direct responsibility. 2019 – now · Logistics
Learning systems under pressure.
Three years in production at Stocubo (2019–2022), then disposition at Rhenus Home Delivery since November 2023 — routes, drivers, TMS and customers, every day. It taught me that simple for the user always means a rigorous system behind it.
- Stocubo GmbH · 2019–2022
- Rhenus Home Delivery · since 2023
qamishli.net in the browser, MoPlayer on the TV. Now · Web & products
Websites, and products of my own.
The same thinking now goes into websites for real businesses in Germany and Syria — 7 of them live — built end to end. And into my own products: MoPlayer for Android, Android TV and Windows, and MoOS, an Arabic-first desktop system.
- 7 live client sites
- MoPlayer · MoOS
Mohammad Alfarras — Unboxing Review Now · YouTube
Explaining tech in Arabic.
On my channel I unbox, review and explain technology in clear Arabic — honest about what is useful and what isn't. 6.2K people subscribe so far.
- @Moalfarras
What I believe
Three values that don't move.
Arabic is first-class
Arabic, English and German at the same level — right-to-left layouts are designed from the start, never translated at the end.
Only what's real
Claims, numbers and screenshots match what actually shipped. No inflated stats.
Languages
ArabicNative
GermanC1 professional
EnglishProfessional working proficiency
What I'm building now
Two projects open on my desk.
Say hello
Got an idea? Let's build it clearly.
Websites, product pages or a second opinion — write in Arabic, German or English. Looking for roles and dates instead? The CV is ready.