Moamen Abdelkader

I spearheaded the advancement of the MVP project toward production readiness and beyond. I engineered a new microservice from concept to execution, streamlining API integration with 3rd parties. This enhanced control, visibility over API call expenses, caching efficiency, and tracing capabilities.

My work involved diagnosing and resolving architectural bottlenecks, which optimized project performance and scalability, as well as building fully automated CI/CD pipelines on Azure DevOps pipeline, ensuring seamless and automated deployment workflows.

I also pioneered the establishment of a comprehensive monitoring ecosystem (Grafana, Prometheus, Grafana Loki, Grafana Tempo), enabling the systematic collection of crucial system telemetry data.

AWS SQS Console is the web UI customers use to manage their queues on AWS. I was one of two engineers who worked on building this console from the ground up with a high-quality bar for both engineering and operational excellence, as well as a modern UX and technology stack. After the initial release, I worked on multiple projects adding new features and enhancing the monitor-ability and test-ability of the service. I also worked on migrating the whole thing to a cloud-native serverless architecture.

Yaoota! is a price comparison website. I worked with Yaoota! as a senior back-end engineer on all system parts. I started with SQL tuning, optimizing search engine optimizations, implementing single sign-on (SSO), enhancing CI/CD tools, and others.

The first software for watersports and outdoor schools. I joined this project in 2017 as a part-time freelance back-end engineer. I participated in adding new features to the system, like scheduling classes for students and instructors and the rental of sea sports equipment.

I Dockerized the application for use in development and production using Docker Swarm. I also managed deployments using Ansible and Docker Swarm.