Mahmoud Adly

- Collaborated with Foundations team to enhance offerings, launching a DAST scanner and integrations, and supporting customers. - Engaged in product-led growth, AI initiatives, mentoring, and hackathons. - As Senior Fullstack Engineer and partial Product Manager on Security Tools team, led research and prototyping for DAST solutions. Partnered with teams to improve onboarding, sales funnels, pentester productivity, and website migration. - Skills: Ruby, React, Kotlin, Hubspot, Salesforce, DAST Tools.

- Took the lead in the migration of our microservices from an on-premise infrastructure to AWS and transferring the knowledge to other team members to get ready for SamsungPay launch. - Helped in maintaining and upgrading the team-owned microservices. - Took part in the interviewing and onboarding of new team members. - Was one of the early certified company members as an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner and currently studying for the “AWS Certified Developer Associate” certification.

- Worked mainly on the backend for the banking platform, with some support for the CMS websites (Locomotive CMS), the banking app (AngularJS and ReactJS), and data crawlers. - Worked on migrating a Ruby monolith to microservices with JSON:API and defined OpenAPI specs using Swagger. - Heavily took care of the 'production support' role where money/customer-related hot issues have to be taken care of on the spot. - Wrote and upgraded Jenkins pipelines for CI. - Wrote Cucumber tests in cooperation with QA.

- Worked on two projects: Crowd Analyzer and Notify.ly. - Restructured and added new crawling modules for services such as Quora, Youtube, and Google+. - Participated in moving some parts of a monolithic application to separate micro-services. - Worked on moving code base and database from a normal Elasticsearch server to AWS ES. - Worked with Kanban development methodology in a test-driven environment. - Technologies involved in: Node.js, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, AngularJS, Amazon SQS, Redis.

- Maintaining and upgrading the biggest news aggregators in Egypt: Akhbarak.net, and creating two new ones: Reyada.com, and DarAlakhbar.com. - This includes updating and adding new functionalities to the aggregation core and the business layer, and upgrading the system as it grows. - Introduced the Agile development methodology a few months before leaving. - Technologies involved in: Ruby on Rails, Solr, Elasticsearch, Redis.

- Game design. - Unity3D (C#) and HTML5 game development. - Web service development (Ruby on Rails). - Redmine administration. - Sound effects. - Product participated in: Tahrir Square Defense, an online tower-defense game simulating the events of Camel Battle during the January 25th revolution. - Worked with the Agile development methodology.

- Developing (Qt/C++) and customizing (C#) RCS-e applications for desktop. The released product was Vireo, a desktop VoIP client. - Quality assurance for mobile version of Vireo. - Setting up IMS core networks and testing applications against them. - Participated in Mobile Asia Congress (MAC 2011) in Hong Kong to conduct an RCS-e product as an exhibitor. - Worked with the Agile development methodology.

- Participated in the development of Symbian (Qt/C++) versions of Ramadani, Tahreer, Maccah, Al-Jazirah, and AlRyiadh.(news applications) - Participated in developing an offline map engine for Dalili (a location-based application). - Participated in architecting and designing system back-end and services, - Cooperated with the designers to put the specs of UI elements and components. - Worked with the Agile development methodology.

- Project: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Arabic Wiki Translation - Translating and revising translated segments for MSDN Arabic website. - Translated Segments: C# Errors and Warnings, Project Diagrams.