Mohamad Shaker is a Senior Data Platform Engineer with over 11 years of experience and 8+ years focused on designing and building large-scale data platforms that enable self-serve analytics and data products. Based in Berlin, he has driven platform capabilities at OLX Group and Scout24, and earlier built ETL and monitoring solutions for multiple clients using Spark, Python and Scala. He pairs production-grade engineering—metrics exported to Prometheus and Grafana dashboards—with hands-on backend and mobile development experience, giving him a rare full-stack perspective on data flows from ingestion to insight. An active contributor to open-source projects, he enhanced the popular freqtrade crypto trading bot with async ccxt integrations and advanced order management, showing a knack for performance and trading logic. He holds a master's in Artificial Intelligence and often approaches problems with a "blackbox treating almost everything" pragmatism that favors robust, extensible systems.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Information Technology, Bachelor's degree, Information Technology at Damascus University
Contributions:670 commits, 190 PRs, 139 pushes in 10 months
Contributions summary:Mohamad primarily contributed to implementing and integrating asynchronous operations with the ccxt library to improve the crypto trading bot's performance. They introduced and integrated order time in force policies, enabling users to specify how long orders remain active. Additionally, the user modified various strategy-related aspects, including handling trading pair information and integrating edge positioning calculations, enhancing the bot's trade management capabilities. These changes involved modifying existing code and introducing new functionalities to improve performance.
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