I build production backends and integration platforms with .NET, ASP.NET Core, and AWS.
Currently architecting serverless integrations at RocketDevs and owning the full software + on-prem infrastructure stack at the Airforce War Studies Institute.
I like knowing how things work all the way down. That curiosity is why I've compiled a Linux kernel with deadlock detection and run it on an emulated ARM32 board, written an HTTP server in C to see what a framework actually hides, and daily-drive Arch with my own dotfiles.
- Architecture over frameworks — SOLID, design patterns, and clean layering matter more to me than whichever library is trending. I care that a system is debuggable at 3am: structured logs, traces, idempotent retries, and a real test suite.
- Systems & low-level — kernels, memory, concurrency, and performance. The closer to the metal, the more interesting the problem.
- Making AI genuinely useful — I built a .NET client for the Groq API and won a hackathon with a real-time call assistant, and I'm drawn to LLM tooling that solves an actual workflow rather than demoing well.
- Developer tooling & Linux — CLI tools that remove daily friction. OCR4Linux started as a personal annoyance with copying text from screenshots and turned into my most-used project by other people.
- Automating the boring parts — infrastructure as code, reproducible environments, and pipelines that make deploys unremarkable.
- Algorithms as a habit — 300+ problems on Codeforces, LeetCode, and UVA. It keeps the fundamentals sharp.
Outside of shipping, I read a lot — computer architecture, operating systems, database internals, and, lately, finance. I'm a relentless docs reader, and I'd rather understand a thing properly than get it working by accident.
Languages
Backend
Frontend
Data
Cloud & DevOps
Observability & Testing
| Project | What it is | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| OCR4Linux ⭐ 80 | CLI tool that extracts text from screenshots on Linux — works on both X11 and Wayland | Bash Python Tesseract |
| ExpertBridge ⭐ 4 | Graduation project (4.0/4.0) — professional network connecting users with experts: personalized feeds, hiring, chat, AI content moderation, dual-role reputation | ASP.NET Core 9 React TS PostgreSQL pgvector Groq Docker |
| Groq-Csharp ⭐ 3 | .NET 8/9/10 client library for the Groq AI API | C# .NET NuGet |
| TodoFullstack ⭐ 3 | Full-stack task manager — JWT auth, Redis caching, Docker Swarm, NGINX reverse proxy | ASP.NET Core 8 React TS SQL Server Redis |
| ElectronyatShop ⭐ 6 | E-commerce site built as the ITI summer training capstone | ASP.NET MVC SQL Server |
Software Engineer · RocketDevs (US, Remote) — Apr 2025 – Present
Own the integration platform end-to-end: idempotent, fault-tolerant webhook flows on AWS Lambda; observability standards for the lambda fleet; an event-driven paid-media analytics pipeline on EventBridge. Lead maintainer and primary reviewer — gatekeep all merges to
master.
Software Engineer & IT Infrastructure · Airforce War Studies Institute — Jan 2026 – Present
Solo-built an Arabic-first survey and reporting platform (.NET 10, Aspire, Dapper, SQL Server). Administer the institute's on-prem infrastructure: database and app servers, networking, firewall, backups, and endpoint management.
Freelance Software Engineer · Education Development Fund, Egyptian Cabinet — Mar 2025 – Aug 2025
Legacy ASP.NET modernization: .NET Framework 4.6 → 4.8, ADO.NET → EF6, E-Finance payment gateway integration, online examination subsystem, structured logging, and a Windows Server 2012 → 2022 migration.
🥇 1st Place — Orange Egypt AI Hackathon (Feb 2025) · 100,000 EGP
Built an AI sales assistant that transcribes live calls in real time and surfaces on-screen coaching to agents via an LLM.
🎓 B.Sc. Computer Science — Faculty of Computers & AI, Cairo University (2021–2025) · Graduation project: 4.0/4.0
🧩 300+ problems solved across Codeforces, LeetCode, and UVA
mohamed.h.eladwy@gmail.com — open to backend, .NET, and cloud/DevOps roles.
Fluent in Arabic and English 🇪🇬 🇬🇧