Hamdy Elgammal is a Senior Software Engineer with 11 years of experience building high-performance, data-driven systems across national labs and Google, based in Oakland, CA. At Google he automated network resiliency into planning workflows and earned a Cloud Tech Impact Award for accelerating network delivery on priority use cases. Previously at Berkeley Lab he led teams to deliver large-scale scientific data services handling hundreds of TBs, cutting ingest times by 80% and API latencies by 70%. He brings a rare blend of systems engineering, backend architecture, and automation that turns manual analyst toil into sub-hour decisioning tools. An active collaborator in open-source scientific software, he has contributed core model and property-package work to the IDAES process systems engineering framework. Hamdy pairs strong cross-team communication with hands-on development—often reducing codebases and turnaround times while improving accuracy and reliability.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
B.Sc Computer and Communication Engineering, B.Sc Computer and Communication Engineering at Alexandria University
Contributions summary:Hamdy primarily contributed to the IDAES Process Systems Engineering Framework, adding and modifying core files related to property models and control volume equations. The commits focus on implementing and extending property packages, specifically for water liquid, and also include documentation updates for control volume equations, indicating a focus on core model functionality. The user also made modifications to example notebooks, demonstrating an understanding of the framework's application.
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