Noon provides the access for top-quality education for 10+ million students across 8 countries.Team:Leading all of Noon's 35 engineers and 4 engineering managers across Product Engineering, Platform and SRE on B2C and B2B fronts.

Leading Noon's product engineering with 3 engineering managers and four teams.

First AI-led, language-agnostic platform for transforming any curriculum into its gamified digital twin, end-to-end. Reached 1M students across all continents.Tech Stack:- Backend: Python/Flask, AWS, Docker, Lambda, SES, SQS, SQLAlchemy, Serverless (sls), CircleCI (CI/CD).- Frontend: Flutter, Dart, CodeMagic (CI/CD)- Analysis and Marketing: Segment, Amplitude, Drip for marketing automation.Team:Hired, built and led a team of 11 members with 7 engineers.

3 year post. Employee #5. We worked on The NeuroBall: a hardware controller, connected with a mobile app, used by stroke survivors to rehabilitate by playing video games.Responsible for the software platform, end-to-end: I built the whole tech infrastructure in the first year. Frontend (Unity3D, C#) and Backend (Python) Built the TDD, DevOps pipelines (CI/CD with CircleCI.) I later built the software team.Tech Stack:- Backend: AWS, Docker, Lambda, Serverless(sls), Python (flask), DynamoDb, Docker, TDD and CI/CD with CircleCI, IaC with Serverless, Segment and Amplitude.- Frontend: Build the whole custom IoC framework on top of Unity3D. CI/CD with Unity Cloud Build (UCB.)Team: Hired and led a team of 5 members: 2 backend, 2 frontend and 1 DevOps.

Almeta is an AI initiative advancing the understanding of the Arabic language. We developed programmable APIs that can measure bias, neutrality, readability, informativity and other metrics for any Arabic text content on the web, tackling false news and fact-checking first.Released web and app News Platform having these metrics. And published our technical and research work in more than 100+ machine learning research and technical blogs in Natural Language Processing (NLP) for the Arabic language on our blog for the public. All in English for anyone to use and read: https://www.almeta.io/en/blog/Tech Stack: - Backend: GCP and AWS - all microservice architecture. Cloud Run, SES, SQS, Docker, Python/Flask, AWS, Lambda, SQLAlchemy, Serverless (sls), DynamoDB, ElasticSearch, Redis, AWS Step Functions, Snorkel, Wikifier, TDD, IaC, CircleCI (CI/CD).- Frontend: Flutter, Dart, CodeMagic (CI/CD)- Analysis and Marketing: Segment, Amplitude, Drip for marketing automation.Team:Built and led a team of 10 members: 8 engineers, 1 marketing, 1 business.

Developing an education platform for children to both learn and play. Working using Scrum in 2-week sprints. Responsible for cross-framework integration from backend to frontend and api design. Also co-worked on the first multiplayer game by Squla using WebSocket servers. Tech Stack: Backend: AWS, Python/Flask, EC2, TDD, Selenium, SQLAlchemyFrontend: Javascript, jQuery, backbone.js, C# with Unity3D engine

My own indie work.1. Games: Designing and developing my own games and apps based on my research work and ideas in content generation and games, end-to-end. Released TheX, Paper Ski, Flopp and SyncSeven on Google Play Store.Tech: Unity, Reflection, C#, Inversion of Control (IoC), Dependency Injection (DI)2. A Book: "Don't Think of a Red Milk" is a weird Arabic book I wrote and drew on Behavioral Economics.

Worked here during my BEng undergrad degree and during my MSc programs. I've published 10 research peer-reviewed papers in main conferences - 4 nominated for the best paper award.I worked in the Design Innovation Lab in ITU, implementing full end-to-end solutions using machine learning in the domain of procedural content generation, emotions modeling, and novel creativity tools. My main work involved creating: Ropossum - the first real-time editing tool for physics-based games. This was featured in Game Developer Conference (GDC) 2014.Tech: Unity, C#, Lisp, Java, IoC, DI, Tools: Neuro-evolutionary Preference Learning, Procedural Content Generation, Grammatical Evolution, Geva (on top of Java)

Throughout my undergrad bachelor program. I've taught a total of 30+ total courses for 1500+ learners. Taught courses in the domains of: User Interfaces and User Experience (UI and UX), programming languages (C++, C#, Java), mobile applications (Android), computer graphics (OpenGL) and game engines (C#, Unity). All my courses are available on Slideshare here: https://www.slideshare.net/zgtrzgtr/Tech: C++, C#, Java, Unity, IoC, DI.

I was responsible for requirements gathering, design and implementation of Hermes Framework: a framework I created that's built on the principles of: configuration-over-implementation, xml-based, and SaaS.The outcome was 85% less code and maintenance for new customer-facing features, serving more than 10000 POS and 5+ million users across the country. Still in use 5 years later.Left to start my Master Program in Grenoble, France.Tech: Reflection, C#, ASP.NET, WPF, WCF, MVVM.