Malik Hadjri is a software engineer in New York with nine years of experience building high-throughput, distributed systems for both fintech and developer tooling. He currently develops Evergreen, a distributed CI system at MongoDB, where he focuses on backend features like CLI enhancements, patch/workflow management, container resource handling, and robust logging/notifications. Previously at Goldman Sachs he architected event-driven microservices for payments and full-stack workflow automation that scaled to millions of workflows per day, owning the full SDLC. Malik’s background blends academic rigor in mathematics and computer science with hands-on roles across web development, bioinformatics, and developer productivity tooling—an unusual mix that helps him bridge low-level performance work and user-facing reliability. Active on GitHub, he contributes to prominent open-source infrastructure, signaling a deep interest in tooling that accelerates engineering at scale.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Clayton High School
Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics and Computer Science, Bachelor’s Degree, Mathematics and Computer Science at Washington University in St. Louis
A Distributed Continuous Integration System from MongoDB
Role in this project:
Backend Developer
Contributions:1836 reviews, 191 commits, 894 PRs in 1 year 7 months
Contributions summary:Malik primarily focused on implementing new features within the Evergreen CI system, specifically concerning the command-line interface (CLI) and patch management workflows. Their work involved adding new CLI flags, modifying existing parameters and updating the version of the client. Furthermore, they contributed to internal processes by adding support for custom container resource aliases and validating project configurations, as well as updating the build variant logic and dependency management. Their contributions also extended to improving the logging and notifications within the system.
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