Mohammad Ebrahimi is a senior software engineer based in Copenhagen with 12+ years of hands-on experience building high-performance, cloud-native backend systems using C# .NET and ASP.NET Core. He has a strong track record leading teams and modernizing legacy architectures into scalable microservices, most recently guiding migrations and CI/CD test automation at DrSaina and observability and performance programs across 25 services at Alibaba Travels. Known for dramatic performance improvements—such as a 14,000x speedup and large-scale async refactors—he combines deep systems thinking with pragmatic engineering practices like zero-allocation techniques, distributed tracing, and load testing. An active open-source contributor and course back-end developer, he has upgraded and secured ASP.NET WebAPI projects with JWT, EF Core migrations, and .NET modernizations. Mohammad mentors engineers, runs knowledge-sharing workshops, and enjoys solving hard problems that sit at the intersection of scalability, reliability, and developer productivity.
🥇 Professional REST API design with ASP.NET Core WebAPI
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:232 commits, 190 PRs, 223 pushes in 3 years
Contributions summary:Mohammad primarily focused on the back-end development of the ASP.NET Core Web API project, working with Entity Framework Core and Identity. Their commits demonstrate the creation of the initial database structure and migrations. Additionally, the user worked on integrating JWT authentication and making corrections to the JWT service. Further contributions include fixing bugs within the repository and upgrading the project to .NET Core 3.1 and .NET 6.0, and updating dependencies.
A full-feature and easy-to-use Repository implementation for MongoDb
Contributions:21 commits, 10 PRs, 19 pushes in 1 year 4 months
mongodb
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