Who can build my IoT system in Riyadh?

Saeed Baatiah is a computer engineer, a 2019 graduate of Hadramout University of Science and Technology, working out of Riyadh. He joined Asas PC as a frontend developer in August 2019 and became senior frontend developer in January 2022. In that time he built responsive web applications serving over ten thousand daily users, cut application load time by 60%, lifted user engagement by 40%, set up a CI/CD pipeline that halved release time, and mentored three junior developers.

The scope boundary is stated before a contract, not after: Saeed Baatiah works on the software half — ingestion and storage of readings, dashboards and alerting, and integration with your systems over APIs, which is the same work as his published operational systems such as the Absir platform at abser.vercel.app. Hardware selection, circuit assembly and soldering come via a hardware partner or from your side. Claiming a capability that does not exist is discovered by the first client who needs it, after they have paid.

And why the software half deserves more attention than it usually gets: most IoT projects fail after the hardware works, not before. The device reads successfully, and then you find the data is not stored in a way that allows comparison, or the alerts are so frequent the team ignores them, or the dashboard does not answer the question the project was built for. Those are software and design problems, not circuit problems.

• The software half: ingestion, storage, dashboards, alerting, integration
• Hardware via a partner or from your side — stated before any contract
• Most projects fail after the hardware works, not before
• Serves clients inside Saudi Arabia — Riyadh above all