Sayeed Mohammad
Principal Frontend Architect | Angular & Enterprise UI Specialist | 20+ Years Across Airlines, Financial Services & Healthcare
Dallas, Texas, United States
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Sayeed Mohammad is a Principal Frontend Architect with over 20 years of experience building large-scale enterprise web applications across financial services, healthcare, airlines, and government sectors.
Specializing in Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, and NgRx, Sayeed has led frontend architecture decisions for major organizations including work near Westlake, TX's financial services corridor. He is deeply experienced in Nx monorepos, microfrontend architecture with Module Federation, and guiding teams through complex Angular migrations including the modern shift to Signals and zoneless change detection.
More recently, Sayeed has been exploring the intersection of AI and frontend development, integrating LLM APIs into developer workflows and pursuing AWS AI Practitioner certification. He is passionate about sharing hard-won lessons from the trenches of enterprise frontend and helping developers make architecture decisions that scale.
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Scaling Angular in the Enterprise with Nx & Module Federation
Large Angular codebases become unmanageable fast without the right architecture. In this session, we explore how Nx monorepos and Module Federation transform the way enterprise teams build, scale, and deploy Angular applications. Drawing from real-world experience across financial services and healthcare, we'll walk through practical patterns for structuring libraries, enforcing boundaries, and enabling independent deployments — without sacrificing developer experience.
Target audience: Intermediate to Advanced Angular developers. Preferred duration: 40–50 mins. Suitable for: ng-conf, AngularAir, Connect.Tech, THAT Conference. First public delivery available.
Angular Signals & Zoneless: A Real-World Migration Story
Angular 17–21 introduced one of the most significant paradigm shifts in the framework's history — Signals-based reactivity and zoneless change detection. But what does migrating a real enterprise app actually look like? This talk cuts through the hype and shares a practical, phased approach to adopting Signals, removing Zone.js dependencies, and modernizing component architecture — while keeping your production app stable throughout.
Target audience: Intermediate Angular developers familiar with components and services. Preferred duration: 40 mins. Suitable for: ng-conf, ng-India, Angular community meetups.
Reactive State at Scale: NgRx Patterns That Actually Work
NgRx is powerful but misused, it becomes a source of complexity rather than clarity. This session shares battle-tested patterns for structuring NgRx state in large applications, including selector composition, effect isolation, feature state lazy loading, and localStorage persistence for page-refresh-safe UX. Ideal for teams who've adopted NgRx but feel like they're fighting the framework rather than working with it.
Target audience: Advanced Angular developers with some NgRx exposure. Preferred duration: 45–50 mins. Suitable for: ng-conf, VSLive, DevIntersection, Connect.Tech.
AI-Powered Frontend: Integrating LLMs Into Your Web Application
AI isn't just a backend concern anymore. In this session, we explore how frontend engineers can meaningfully integrate Large Language Models into Angular and modern web applications from streaming chat interfaces to AI-assisted UI workflows. We'll cover Anthropic's Claude API, prompt design basics for developers, and the practical patterns (loading states, error handling, token streaming) that make AI features feel like a native part of your app.
Target audience: Beginner to Intermediate no prior AI experience needed. Preferred duration: 40 mins. Suitable for: THAT Conference, Connect.Tech, general web dev conferences.
20 Years of Frontend Lessons: Architecture Decisions That Actually Matter
After two decades building frontend systems across airlines, healthcare, financial services, and government the lessons that matter most aren't about frameworks. They're about judgment. This talk shares the architecture decisions that consistently separate maintainable, scalable systems from ones that collapse under their own weight: when to abstract, when not to, how to earn trust from backend and product teams, and how to lead technical direction without losing your team along the way.
Target audience: All levels especially senior developers and engineering leads. Preferred duration: 45–60 mins. Well-suited as a keynote or closing session. Available for panels on frontend architecture and engineering leadership.
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