The people behind the work
goGreenlit is a two-founder consultancy. There is no large team behind the scenes, no account managers between you and the engineers doing the work. When you work with us, you work with us.
Mohammad is the person who figures out how to break things before users do. He has spent nine-plus years designing and building test automation frameworks for some demanding environments: healthcare systems where data accuracy is non-negotiable, distribution platforms processing thousands of transactions daily, and enterprise SaaS products with complex API layers.
He built the CI/CD integrated test suites that allowed goGreenlit clients to move from weekly releases to daily deploys without increasing defect rates. His Playwright and Selenium frameworks have been running in production environments and scaling with codebases for years, not just passing their initial demo.
Outside of work, Mohammad is competitive, meticulous, and the kind of person who will actually read the documentation before writing the first line of code. That approach tends to show up in the quality of what he builds.
Muhammad is the person who makes sure the whole QA operation actually works. He leads strategy, manages the testing process, and is the one who has the hard conversation with a development team when a release should not go out the door yet.
His background spans nine-plus years across enterprise distribution systems, healthcare applications, and SaaS platforms. He is the reason goGreenlit's clients see a 45% reduction in escaped defects: not through more testing, but through better-structured testing earlier in the cycle. He built the process around shift-left QA before it became a buzzword, because it is just how good QA works.
Muhammad is detail-oriented in a way that can be annoying during a sprint review and invaluable during a production incident. He is also the founder who will respond to your Slack message on a Saturday if something is on fire. It is a personality trait at this point.