Computer engineer · Independent developer

I build useful software for the Apple ecosystem and the real world.

Creator of Hostario and Water Alert. Based in Italy, studying at Politecnico di Milano.

Two apps on the App Store · iOS, research, and systems

Portrait of Jad Taljabini

01 / Selected work

Products made for actual use.

Not concepts or course exercises. Software shipped, tested and used outside a portfolio page.

App Store
GitHub
Research poster

02 / About

The interesting part begins when an idea meets reality.

I’m Jad, a computer engineering student at Politecnico di Milano. I care about the part after an idea sounds good: making it survive real users, institutional constraints and imperfect data.

That has meant publishing native iOS apps, connecting software to Italian public-sector systems, building a coverage-guided GUI fuzzer and contributing to indoor-tracking research with MIT.

01

Useful first

A clear problem is more valuable than a fashionable stack.

02

Own the details

Interfaces, edge cases and documentation are all part of the product.

03

Ship, then learn

Real feedback beats another week of polishing assumptions.

03 / Background

Work and study, without the inflated résumé language.

Current

Computer Engineering

Politecnico di Milano

Software engineering, systems, data and a final project focused on automated GUI testing.

2024–2025

Student tutor

TOP Project · Università Bicocca

Supported middle-school students in mathematics and English through a Harvard–Bocconi certified programme.

2022–2023

App developer

inTouch · MIT collaboration

Built the native iOS tool used to capture Bluetooth beacon data for indoor-occupancy research.

04 / Contact

Have a concrete problem worth building for?

business@jadtaljabini.com

Conceptual product visual