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Ali Hassan

Ali Hassan

Senior engineer for SaaS and AI productsCo-founder of Evoriqa

The senior engineer your AI product is missing.

I build AI SaaS from idea to a live product, and add AI to products already running, without breaking them.

Email meSee the work

Available for new projects

Or write tocontact@alihassan.dev

  • 10 years building software
  • Top Rated on Upwork
  • 100% Job Success
  • 122 reviews, all 5.0
  • 2,900+ hours
release.log

$ deploy --production

  • retrieval grounded in your data
  • model output checked, not trusted
  • cost metered per request
  • human approval before autonomy
  • fallbacks when the API fails
  • live in production

Who I work with

Most AI projects don't break at the model. They break around it.

  • Answers your customers can't trust
  • An AI bill that triples in month two
  • A product that breaks when the AI provider is down
  • No way to tell if the AI is getting it right
  • A prototype nobody can launch

That gap is what I get hired for.

Flagship work

  • AI reply grounded in cited help-centre content, shadow-mode draft metrics per channel, and metered AI credits in billing.

    Evoriqa

    My own SaaS. Multi-tenant AI support platform, live in production.

  • Exception report, upload screen and style-guide admin of an AI tool that reviews financial statements for $0.24 each.

    AI audit reviewer

    Financial-statement package in, categorised exception report out in about 90 seconds.

  • Patient portal request-a-consult flow with seven consult types, consult costs and the patient inbox.

    Telehealth platform

    Patient, doctor, admin and practice-management portals on one platform, live in production.

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Client words

  • Ali built a custom full-featured admin dashboard for our app, and the experience working with him was excellent from start to finish. He was highly responsive, proactive in proposing solutions, and consistently gave clear scope estimates upfront so I always knew what to expect. He communicated proactively about status, details, and different options, offered thoughtful suggestions whenever issues came up, and collaborated smoothly with the main app developer. The admin panel shipped clean with great functionality: multilingual support, role-based permissions, and clean handling of media uploads across audio, video, and images. Any issues were fixed quickly within a day. It was a great experience working with Ali and I'm looking forward to our next project together. Thank you Ali. Highly recommend!
    Cheryl
  • Ali is easy to work with very knowledgable and is able to provide clear feedback. He also is able to suggest better alternatives which I appreciated very much. Sometimes we can overlook things but when working with Ali it feels like a real team environment. I appreciate all the work he has done and will work with him again!
    Rayan Rader
  • I feel extremely comfortable working with Ali, we were talking about problems or improvements to the website and how to improve it, Ali was able to analyze and propose concrete actions to improve performance. Reliable and professional. thanks
    Maria Torres
  • Ali, is a great asset to our company projects. He delivers on time and has a deep understanding of the work and is able to give input which enhances the project. We enjoy having him on our team and hope to work with him again.
    Neha Parikh

Ways to work together

Each one says who it suits. Not sure which is you? Start from the three paths at the top of the page.

From email to launch

  1. 01

    You email

    Say what you're building, how far along it is, your budget and your timeline. The draft already asks.

  2. 02

    I reply within 24 hours

    With questions, or a time for a call.

  3. 03

    A short call

    We find the smallest version worth building, or agree not to build it.

  4. 04

    A written plan and quote

    Model choice, retrieval design, how output gets checked, and a cost and speed budget, in writing.

  5. 05

    A demo every week

    Something you can click every week, not a reveal at the end.

  6. 06

    Launch and handover

    A codebase the next engineer can read, on your accounts. The code and the rights to it are yours.

Questions founders ask first

How do engagements usually work?
My preference is fixed scope: a call first, then a written scope before anything gets built, so we are both looking at the same description of the work. I also like to get a deployed staging URL up early and to send a written update each week, so you are watching the thing get made rather than waiting for a reveal. If the work is genuinely open-ended, a monthly arrangement may suit it better. Which shape fits is worth deciding on the first call.
What do you charge?
It depends on scope. As a guide, an AI product build typically runs $15k–$40k, and adding one AI feature to an existing product $4k–$10k. The price is in writing before work starts and holds unless the scope changes.
Who owns the code and the intellectual property?
You do. The code, the schema, the design files and the deployment setup belong to you, and the agreement we sign says so. If your company has its own contract or IP assignment, I'll work to yours.
What happens after launch?
How I like to finish a project: a documented repository, a walkthrough recording, and your own team on the accounts and infrastructure, so you are not dependent on me afterwards. What is actually delivered is whatever the scope we agree lists, so say if any of that matters to you and we will write it in. Staying on for support or further work is a separate arrangement rather than something bundled in.
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Tell me what you’re building and where it’s stuck.

I’ll tell you the cleanest path forward, including if it’s “don’t build that.”

Or write tocontact@alihassan.dev

Ali Hassan in a dark winter jacket, looking off to one side, standing in a stone courtyard with a minaret and cloudy sky behind him.