About

Ahmed Bebars is an experienced software engineering professional with a proven track record of designing, implementing, and adapting sophisticated solutions using a variety of technologies. With over 12 years of relevant experience, Ahmed has a broad knowledge and success in an engineering development environment. Currently, he is working as a Staff Software Engineer at the New York Times. Ahmed is a skilled leader who can direct multiple tasks effectively and readily master innovative software and tools. He is proficient in PHP, GoLang, infrastructure, and Application Life Cycle. Moreover, he has earned four AWS certifications, which demonstrate his expertise in cloud computing. Ahmed has worked with some of the top companies in the industry, including the New York Times and HelloFresh, where he served as a Senior Software Engineer and Senior Backend Engineer, respectively. In these roles, he was responsible for developing and maintaining complex software systems and leading cross-functional teams. Ahmed holds a Diploma in eLearning Technologies from the Information Technology Institute (ITI) and a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Accounting from Alexandria University. His educational background, combined with his extensive experience, has equipped him with a deep understanding of software engineering principles and practices. Ahmed's tech stack includes Software Engineering, AWS, Senior Software Engineering, Backend, Golang, PHP, and infra. He is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and trends in the industry to deliver the best solutions to his clients. Overall, Ahmed Bebars is a highly skilled and experienced software engineer with a passion for developing innovative solutions using cutting-edge technologies. He is an asset to any team and is dedicated to delivering high-quality results.