About

Ahmed Mansy is a highly skilled Staff Software Engineer at Google, with a wealth of experience in computer networks and systems. His expertise lies in adaptive video streaming on the Internet, where he has developed a client-based technique for mitigating the buffer bloat effect of adaptive video flows. Ahmed's career began as a Software Engineering Intern at Google, where he worked on developing a PoP-level topology of the Internet. He then moved on to become a Senior Software Engineer at Yahoo, before returning to Google in his current position as a Staff Software Engineer. Ahmed's educational background is equally impressive, with a PhD and Master's degree in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Alexandria University. Throughout his career, Ahmed has demonstrated a strong technical skillset, with a particular focus on software engineering. He is well-versed in a range of technologies and tools, and is highly experienced in both software engineering and senior software engineering roles. With almost 9 years of relevant experience, Ahmed is a highly accomplished software engineer with a track record of success. He is a valuable asset to any team, and brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role at Google.