Objective
Hello, I’m Taha Ahmed, a passionate software engineer eager to apply my skills and knowledge in a professional environment. Currently seeking opportunities for internship, part-time or full-time positions to further enhance my practical experience.
Education
Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University
B.Sc. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
2019 - present
Work Experience
Techhive (Software House)
Intern Software Engineer
Jul 2023 - Oct 2023
Alexandria, Egypt
- Contributed to the development and maintenance of the low-code development tool (appasap), the company’s flagship product. AppAsap offers a unique blend of chat-based AI assistance, user-friendly database visualization, automatic API documentation, and a customized admin panel, setting it apart from other no-code solutions.
- Worked as a team member in developing and maintaining the admin panel for the product, providing users with a seamless application management experience.
- Contributed to feature development, enriching the product’s functionality and user experience.
- UI Enhancement: Improved the user interface of appasap, enhancing user engagement.
- Bug Resolution : Collaborated on identifying and resolving software bugs, ensuring a smoother user experience.
- Tech Stack: Worked with the following technologies (React, Next.js, TypeScript, Material UI, Node.js, Express.js, Postgres, Prisma, Docker).
Skills
Built with the T3 Stack. It is a simple service allows you to shorten any URL and keep tracking of the number of clicks on your URL.
I cloned the repositories tab in GitHub, type any username and see his repositories.
YouTube Home Page Clone With Tailwind, React, and TypeScript.
A WhatsApp bot forwards ECE24 Telegram channel messages to the ECE24 WhatsApp community, simplifying cross-platform communication with students.
A skeleton application for authentication and authorization only, good starting point for any new project.
A blog app with CRUD operation with React, Redux and Bootstrap.
The same blog I created but in Flask. Instead of using a battery included framework I tried a simpler one to see more details.
This project implements various numerical methods using SageMath.