High-achieving Computer Science student (CGPA: 3.80+/4.0, With Honors) specializing in backend engineering, Generative AI, and software architecture. Experienced in building end-to-end ML/NLP pipelines, multi-agent RAG systems (LangChain, LangGraph), and scalable cloud-hosted applications (ASP.NET, Azure). Proven communicator and leader with a track record as a Junior Teaching Assistant and Software Engineering Mentor, guiding 80+ students in programming, algorithms, and system design.
- Education: B.Sc. in Computer Science, Nile University (2023β2027)
- Location: 6th of October City, Giza, Egypt
- Interests: Software Architecture, AI/ML Systems, Algorithm Design, Cloud Computing
- Situation: Security teams needed to detect anomalies across massive volumes of network log data, but traditional single-threaded analysis couldn't keep pace with the scale involved.
- Task: Build a distributed intrusion detection system capable of processing large volumes of network logs and flagging anomalous behavior efficiently.
- Action: As part of a 5-person team, engineered a distributed pipeline using Kafka, Apache Spark, and Spark MLlib to process 11+ GB of network logs against the Kyoushi Log Dataset, implementing dual anomaly detection engines (Z-scores and K-Means clustering) and visualizing results in Zeppelin notebooks. βοΈ
- Result: Achieved a 6.7x speedup over single-threaded Python processing, delivering a scalable detection system documented in an accompanying IEEE paper.
- Situation: Fitness enthusiasts lacked an affordable, streamlined platform to track workouts and monitor progress without the bloat of enterprise-level tools. π΅
- Task: Design and deliver a full-stack fitness web application with secure user authentication, rate limiting, and cloud deployment from scratch. π―
- Action: Built an ASP.NET Core 9.0 Web API backend connected to SQL Server, developed a responsive HTML/CSS/JS frontend hosted on GitHub Pages, and set up CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments to Azure. βοΈ
- Result: Successfully deployed a production-ready platform and presented it at the 21st Undergraduate Research Forum (UGRF), receiving recognition for its clean architecture and real-world applicability. β
π GitHub Repository β’ π Live Demo
- Situation: Users needed an AI assistant that could maintain context across multi-turn conversations without relying on a single monolithic prompt. π΅
- Task: Build a full-stack conversational agent with persistent memory and modular tool integrations to handle diverse user queries efficiently. π―
- Action: Engineered a Streamlit-based application powered by GPT-4o, implementing custom memory management and orchestrating 4 custom LangChain tools for extended functionality. βοΈ
- Result: Reduced average query response latency by 18% and cut the hallucination rate by 20%, improving both the speed and reliability of responses. β
- Situation: Existing quiz tools were either too rigid or too simple, lacking dynamic question management, proper session handling, and automated scoring in a single cohesive system. π΅
- Task: Build a scalable backend system that supports quiz creation, user authentication, session management, and real-time score evaluation via a clean REST API. π―
- Action: Developed RESTful APIs using .NET Core with EF Core ORM for data access, applying a clean architecture with the repository pattern to separate controllers, services, and data layers. βοΈ
- Result: Delivered a robust, maintainable quiz backend with automated scoring logic and clearly decoupled architecture, ready for frontend integration or further scaling. β
π GitHub Repository
- Situation: Hotels were losing significant revenue due to unexpected booking cancellations, with no data-driven mechanism to anticipate and respond to them proactively. π΅
- Task: Build an end-to-end ML solution capable of predicting cancellations with high accuracy and expose it as a deployable web service. π―
- Action: Engineered a modular ML pipeline covering data preprocessing, feature engineering, logistic regression model training, and inference β then wrapped it in a Flask web application for production deployment. βοΈ
- Result: Achieved 81% prediction accuracy, delivering a production-ready tool that enables hotels to optimize resource allocation and reduce revenue loss from cancellations. β
π GitHub Repository
- Situation: Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death globally, yet early detection is often delayed due to the complexity of interpreting clinical data patterns. π΅
- Task: Develop a classification model that accurately identifies patients at risk of heart disease using structured medical datasets. π―
- Action: Applied correlation analysis for feature selection, PCA for dimensionality reduction, and built an ensemble voting classifier with rigorous hyperparameter tuning and cross-validation to maximize generalization. βοΈ
- Result: Achieved 85% classification accuracy, producing a reliable diagnostic support tool with a well-documented, reproducible ML pipeline. β
π GitHub Repository
- Situation: Gym administrators relied on manual or fragmented processes for member registration, attendance tracking, and financial reporting, leading to inefficiencies and errors. π΅
- Task: Design a well-structured, object-oriented system in C# that centralizes gym operations and supports multiple membership tiers with real-time check-in tracking. π―
- Action: Applied SOLID principles throughout the design, using abstract classes and interfaces for member management, the strategy pattern for different membership tiers, and the observer pattern to trigger real-time check-in updates. βοΈ
- Result: Delivered a clean, extensible OOP system that streamlines member registration, automates attendance logging, and generates accurate revenue reports β demonstrating strong software design fundamentals. β
π GitHub Repository
Computer Vision Intern @ National Academy of Information Technology for Persons with Disabilities (NAID)
Jun 2026 β Aug 2026 (Present) | New Administrative Capital, Cairo, Egypt | On-site
- Selected for the NAID Summer Internship Program 2026 in the Computer Vision and Computational Algorithms Track.
- Participating in 10+ technical sessions on computer vision, AI for accessibility, and assistive technology.
- Developing a project proposal with a team of 3β5 students to create an AI-driven accessibility solution.
- Applying computer vision techniques to real-world problems including sign language recognition, gait analysis, and smart mobility.
- Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams in NAID engineering labs.
Mar 2026 β Present | Giza, Egypt | On-site
- Promoted to Mentor/Facilitator role, guiding members through software engineering principles and real-world development practices
- Design comprehensive project guidelines and conceptual frameworks to help teams structure and execute technical projects
- Produce and record technical tutorial sessions to scale knowledge-sharing across the student branch
Sep 2025 β Nov 2025 | Remote/Hybrid
- Engineered end-to-end solutions for 3 full-scale NLP projects using LangChain, LangGraph, RAG, and Hugging Face
- Applied classical (Tokenization, TF-IDF) to advanced deep learning architectures (Transformers, BERT)
- Optimized LLM applications through prompt engineering and state graphs for complex agent development
Jul 2025 β Aug 2025 | Remote/Hybrid
- Delivered 2 production-ready projects: Hotel Reservation Classification (Flask) and Uber Fare Prediction (Django)
- Built end-to-end ML pipelines including preprocessing, feature engineering, and model training
- Implemented scalable solutions through collaborative research and weekly presentations
Feb 2025 β Present | Giza, Egypt
Advanced Programming (Feb 2026 β Present)
- Guide students through complex OOP concepts using C++ and Java
- Facilitate hands-on programming labs in Linux/UNIX environments using GCC compilers
Design & Analysis of Algorithms (Feb 2026 β Present)
- Tutor students in algorithmic complexity, mathematical proofs, and core design techniques
- Instruct on greedy algorithms, divide-and-conquer, and dynamic programming
Intermediate Programming (CSCI112) (Feb 2025 β Jun 2025)
- Mentored 30+ students in C/C++ programming and debugging
- Received Certificate of Appreciation for exceptional teaching efforts (Spring 2025)
Dec 2025 β Mar 2026 | Giza, Egypt | On-site
- Selected as a member after a competitive evaluation process for technical excellence
- Participated in technical sessions, workshops, and team-based projects focused on software engineering principles and real-world development practices
- Collaborated with peers on coding tasks, system design discussions, and knowledge-sharing activities
- Artificial Intelligence: Deep learning architectures, NLP systems, LLM optimization
- Software Architecture: Scalable backend systems, clean code, design patterns, microservices
- Smart Systems: AI-driven automation, intelligent decision-making systems
- Energy Optimization: Efficient computing, resource-aware algorithms
- President's Honor Roll β Perfect 4.0 GPA, Nile University (Fall 2025) π
- Dean's Honor Roll β GPA 3.8+/4.0, Nile University (Spring 2025) π
- Certificate of Appreciation β JTA CSCI112 | Prof. Ahmed Elshafee, Nile University (Feb 2026)
- 21st UGRF Participant β CoreX Fitness project with team (Jan 2026) π
- Google Developer Group NU β Backend workshops and quiz app prototyping (Feb 2025 β Jul 2025)
- NUCPA IT & Cheating Control Team β Certificate of Appreciation (Apr 2025)
- Web Development Using .NET β Information Technology Institute (ITI) (Aug β Sep 2025) π
- ML & NLP Internship Certificates β Cellula Technologies (Jun β Nov 2025)
- Software Engineering Certificate β Nile University GDG (Feb β Jun 2025)
- Python & AI Certification β Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Dec 2024 β Feb 2025)
- Embedded Systems Training β Award for Fully Functional Project (Jan β Jul 2024)


