Testing browser and server tracking with consent
An engineering note by Faraz Ahmad on consent-gated measurement, browser and server events, shared action IDs and isolated tracking tests.
Faraz Ahmad, software engineer.
My background, experience and approach to working together.
A little about me
From research
to production.
I work across software and hardware, building the services, apps and integrations that make a complete system.
My background spans production software, IoT integration and computer vision research. I’m currently studying for an MSc in Computer Science at the University of Göttingen.
More about my backgroundExperience
Software & Cloud
Software development & technical consulting
Robotics & IoT
Software, hardware & IoT integration
AI research
Computer vision research
EducationComputer Science & Robotics
BSc · Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University)
MSc · University of Göttingen (ongoing)
Working together
- 01
Understand
Goals, users and constraints.
- 02
Design
Architecture, scope and milestones.
- 03
Build
Working software and regular demos.
- 04
Deliver
Testing, deployment and documentation.
Engineering notes
Implementation choices from my work, explained without client details.
Email-to-CRM attribution without personal data in URLs
Faraz Ahmad explains pseudonymous campaign attribution, webhook validation, workflow retries and email-scanner checks using CRM and automation tools.
Keeping cached pages working during a web deployment
An engineering note by Faraz Ahmad on content-based asset filenames, cache compatibility, release ordering and browser checks for website updates.