Ahmed Bebars is a Principal Engineer specializing in developer platforms and cloud-native infrastructure with 12 years of experience, currently leading Kubernetes-based platform delivery at The New York Times. He designs scalable, secure runtimes and routing architectures that have supported 20–30x traffic surges and streamlined multi-tenant onboarding via custom operators. Known for breaking down silos, Ahmed builds collaborative teams and Communities of Practice that accelerate adoption of AWS and cloud-native best practices across large engineering organizations. He combines hands-on execution—migration, data pipeline modernization, and CTI integration—with public-facing advocacy as a CNCF ambassador, AWS Community Builder, and contributor to community events. Ahmed pairs strategic training from MIT Professional Education with a practical background in backend systems and automation, and outside work he channels discipline from scuba diving and boxing into mentoring and community leadership. An approachable technologist with a dry sense of humor (per his GitHub bio), he seeks speaking and teaching opportunities to share platform lessons at scale.
12 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Accounting, Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Accounting at Alexandria University
Diploma eLearning Technologies, Diploma eLearning Technologies at Information Technology Institute (ITI)
Postgraduate Degree Strategic Technology Roadmapping and Innovation, Postgraduate Degree Strategic Technology Roadmapping and Innovation at MIT Professional Education
Contributions:19 pushes, 3 branches in 4 years 5 months
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Ahmed Bebars - Principal Engineer, Developer Platforms