Summary
Mohamed Aboubakr is a senior software engineer with five years of experience building scalable cloud and backend systems across Microsoft, AWS, Salesforce, and Amazon. He has specialized in Azure and EC2 platform services—working on hibernation, EBS encryption, and large-scale database lifecycle and capacity automation—combining systems engineering with operational reliability. At Salesforce he led end-to-end database scaling and automated capacity reservations; at AWS he shipped core features that touched EC2, EBS and SDK surfaces. He started his career building scalable web and feedback-classification systems for Bing and has a strong academic foundation in computer engineering from Alexandria University, where he also taught programming and algorithms. Based in Redmond, he blends production-grade cloud service development with teaching experience and a practical interest in cloud-native infrastructure and cost-efficient, pay-as-you-go designs. An uncommon thread through his work is repeatedly moving complex distributed features from prototyping into automated, fleet-wide operations.
6 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer and System Engineering Department, Bachelor's degree, Computer and System Engineering Department at Alexandria University
Online Cource, Finance, General, Online Cource, Finance, General at University of Geneva
Algorithms Course, Computer Science, Algorithms Course, Computer Science at Stanford University
English