Mohammad Khatib is a seasoned software engineer with 13 years of experience building user-focused web products and publishing tools used by thousands across the Arabic-speaking world. He co-founded Manshar and led development of Carbon, an open-source rich-document editor, while also contributing front-end improvements to the widely used ampproject/amphtml at Google (adding Facebook and Vimeo support and accessibility enhancements). Currently at Autodesk and based in Emeryville, he blends product-minded engineering with hands-on front-end and full-stack skills across Python, JavaScript, and modern web APIs. Mohammad has a track record of shipping technically advanced publishing platforms that enable culturally important conversations, and he often bridges product, design, and open-source collaboration. His background includes multiple startup leadership roles and developer tooling work at Google, reflecting both entrepreneurial grit and large-scale engineering experience.
13 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors, Computer System Engineering, 84.5, Bachelors, Computer System Engineering, 84.5 at Birzeit University
Contributions:12 releases, 200 commits, 370 PRs in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Mohammad's contributions focused on implementing and testing new features for the `amp-facebook` and `amp-vimeo` components, adding support for Facebook posts, videos, and Vimeo videos. They also fixed internal navigation links, implemented various accessibility improvements such as the new dismiss button UX for amp-app-banner, and added support for form submission features with actions. The work involved modifying existing components, adding new elements, and ensuring correct attribute handling.
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