Contributed core improvements to the global open-source navigation engine:
Mohamed Abdalgader
Cairo, Egypt · Relocation ReadySoftware engineer focused on backend systems, distributed architectures, and core algorithms. Open-source contributor to the GraphHopper routing engine. Graduated with a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Ain Shams University (2026).
Open Source
Featured Projects
Event-driven distributed grocery delivery platform orchestrating Order, Inventory, Packing, and Delivery microservices. Designed asynchronous communication via Apache Kafka, implementing the Saga pattern for multi-service transactions, idempotent consumer processing, and version-based optimistic locking. Sustained 98.5 req/s at 6ms p95 latency under concurrent load testing.
Intelligent bilingual news aggregation platform with microservices ingestion pipelines. Built asynchronous worker queues with Celery and Redis, real-time sentiment polarity detection using fine-tuned RoBERTa and MARBERT models, and millisecond-level semantic embeddings with pgvector.
Other Projects
High-performance URL expansion and inspection API. Integrated Redis caching achieving 50 req/s with 35ms p95 latency, backed by automated GitHub Actions CI/CD.
Microservice transaction ledger with automated spare-change round-up investments, JWT role-based access control, OpenAPI documentation, and optimistic concurrency locks.
Automated media engine generating synchronized Quranic verse video compositions through scriptable FFmpeg pipelines and audio waveform alignment.
First-person exploration experience. Engineered decoupled OOP interaction systems, dynamic state-shifts, and AI NavMesh pathfinding.
Lexical and syntax analyzer for the Tiny programming language, building deterministic symbol verification tables and abstract syntax trees.
Technical Skills
Photography
Outside of software engineering, I do some photography.