Hello! 👋
I'm Kimia saffari
I'm interested in web development, with a particular focus on front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and React, while staying open to and comfortable across the broader programming and tech stack.
About Me
Computer Engineering student at Sharif University of Technology (International Campus, Kish), in my fifth semester with a GPA of 17.35/20. All my coursework is taught in English.
I'm interested in web development, especially front-end work with HTML, CSS, and React, and I enjoy turning real problems into clean, working software. I'm also comfortable across the wider programming stack, with a strong foundation in mathematics, data structures, algorithms, and databases.
What I've built:
- Student Study Analytics Dashboard: a full study-tracking and performance dashboard, with a Persian right-to-left interface, that I built for a real client, a girls' high school
- Library Management System: a MySQL-backed system covering books, members, loans, and fines
- Hospital Management System: an object-oriented application in Python
- Steiner Tree Problem: an NP-completeness project with approximation algorithms and complexity analysis
Alongside my degree, I'm strengthening my foundations through Harvard's CS50 and hold a C1 Advanced English certificate (EF SET). Having worked as a private tutor and in educational support, I'm used to explaining ideas clearly and working directly with the people I build for.
I'm looking for internship and junior opportunities in web development and software. See my work on GitHub: github.com/Kim1284
Skills & Tools
Selected Work
student-study-analytics-platform
School counselors had no simple way to see how much students were actually studying each week, whether they were meeting their goals, or which students needed attention early. This system brings that information into one place.
A web-based dashboard for tracking student study habits and academic performance in a high school. I designed and built it as a client project for a girls' high school, where it was used to monitor 10th-grade students across the math, science, and humanities tracks.
Note: This was delivered as private client work, so the source code is not public. This repository is an overview of the project with screenshots. All data shown is fictional demo data.
library-management-system
A relational database project designed and implemented for a Database Systems course at Sharif University of Technology, modeling the full lifecycle of a university library: books, authors, categories, members, librarians, loans, and fines.
The system tracks:
Books and their authors (many-to-many relationship via a junction table)
Categories books belong to
Members (students) who borrow books
Librarians who process loans across shifts
Loans — who borrowed what, when, and whether it's been returned
Fines for overdue returns, including payment status
hospital-management-system
A command-line hospital management system built in Python, modeling patients, doctors, appointments, and prescriptions with persistent CSV-based storage.
What it does :
Patients: add, delete, and store medical history
Doctors: add, delete, and manage weekly availability (e.g. which days/hours they're free)
Appointments: book a patient with a doctor, automatically checked against the doctor's availability before confirming
Prescriptions: issue prescriptions linking a doctor, patient, medication, dosage, and instructions
Logging: key actions (like adding or deleting a patient) are logged with timestamps