Software engineer building high-performance, intelligent systems.
Khaled Ibrahim builds intelligent systems and competes in programming contests for sport.
He graduated in Data Science from Cairo University, leading a six-person team on SymplifAI, an AutoML pipeline benchmarked across 97 datasets. Since October 2024 he has worked at Cegedim, where he rewrote a pipeline that processes more than 100 million FHIR records, taking it from twelve hours to under two. Before that he interned at Nestlé on the H2R contact-centre problem and, since 2019, has built client websites as a junior developer. He is a Codeforces Specialist and a finalist at the Egyptian Collegiate Programming Contest, and right now he is building Roomba, an agentic AI for coding tasks. If something hard needs building, write to him.
Sharpening problem-solving through algorithmic contests.
cpp · stl · algorithms · codeforces · leetcode
Designing and implementing scalable backend services and APIs with a focus on performance and reliability.
fastapi · postgresql · ruby on rails · couchbase · redis · rabbitmq · aws
Bachelor's in Data Science with hands-on experience in building and deploying classical machine learning models. Experienced in Agentic AI and LLMs. Built SymplifAI, an automated machine learning pipeline for tabular data, and Roomba, an online agentic AI for coding tasks.
python · pandas · numpy · scikit-learn · tensorflow · llms · agentic-ai
First. Intern at Nestlé. Jul 2023 – Sep 2023
Then. Software Engineering Intern at Cegedim. Aug 2024 – Oct 2024
Now. Software Engineer at Cegedim. Oct 2024 – now
Built a custom NiFi processor that outperformed the proposed Spark solution — adopted as the basis of an internal product.
Reached the Egyptian Collegiate Programming Contest finals.
On the H2R team, framed the contact-center problem as semantic text similarity and built a custom AI-powered application.
Reached Specialist rank through a steady contest grind alongside coursework.
Faculty of Computers & Artificial Intelligence — Distinction with Honors. Graduation project “SymplifAI”: led a 6-member AutoML project benchmarked across 97 datasets and deployed on Azure; nominated for the Dell EMPOWER Hackathon representing Cairo University.
Part-time through high school and my first year of university — Agile client work with clean, documented code.
More work coming soon.