Personal details

Khalid Z. - Remote software architect

Khalid Z.

Based in: đŸ‡©đŸ‡° Denmark
Timezone: Copenhagen (UTC+2)

Summary

Over 20 years of experience in development and over 15 years working and managing teams.

Primarily worked on opensource technologies such as Python, PHP, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and others.

Over the years worked on everything from websites to sophisticated Google Adwords automatons capable of generating 10,000 ads, and have developed and designed architectures based on Monoliths, to microservices and Serverless with AWS and open source technologies.

Work Experience

Team Lead & System Architect
Gaming Innovation Group, Copenhagen | Oct 2020 - Present
MySQL
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Nginx
Redis
GitLab
Google AdWords
Facebook Advertising
Python 3
Kubernetes
Airflow
GitLab CI/CD
Fastapi
  • Lead multiple teams in Rockhoppers (Copenhagen Dev Team), specializing in end to end data provisioning and distribution systems.
  • Design and Develop POC (Proof of Concepts)
  • Assess, plan and develop new data services as required by other teams within Gaming Innovation Group.
  • Evangelize and give talks in various technologies which could improve code and productivity within Rockhoppers
  • Ensure rapid collaboration with teams outside of Rockhoppers
  • Develop guidelines within Rockhoppers Teams for seamless collaboration.
Architect
DataRobot, Copenhagen | Sep 2019 - Sep 2020
MongoDB
GitHub
Redis
Python 3
Python 2
AWS (Amazon Web Services)
  • As part of the Architecture team, assessed and found solutions for problems arising in the architecture of their large python application and services.
  • Planned and implemented the migration of their Python code base platform from Python 2 to Python 3.
  • Assessed and provided architectural improvements to various backend domains (DataRobot's version of Squads)
  • Collaborated in cross domain efforts and implemented solutions to improve code and developer productivity.
  • Evangelized and gave talks in various technologies to help various back-end domains; in best use cases for Python 3, MongoDB and other technologies