Mostafa H.

Mostafa H. has a diversified work experience in various roles related to software development and web development. Mostafa started their career as a Web Developer/Administrator at Canada Life Assurance Inc., where they administered and updated secure websites, provided technical support, and maintained corporate extranets. Mostafa then worked as a Tutor at Seneca College before joining Align Media Inc. as a Web Developer/Content Developer, where they played a crucial role in designing and developing eLearning micro-units and tutorials.

Mostafa then worked at Peel District School Board as a Lead Web Developer/Administrator, where they maintained and developed web applications for schools and the school board. Mostafa joined 407 ETR as a Web Developer/Web Application Developer, taking responsibility for web enhancements and technical support.

At Cineplex Entertainment, Mostafa worked as a Programmer/Analyst, developing interfaces to synchronize data between various systems. Mostafa then worked at Direct Energy as a Web Producer, where they designed and developed online forms, shopping carts, and surveys, as well as managing content and sensitive information for the Canada West Region.

Mostafa then joined HR Systems Strategies Inc. as a Senior Web Developer, leading and developing web application projects for HR Systems clients. Currently, they are working at Clever Devices as a Senior Software Developer Team Lead, leading a scrum team and designing and implementing microservices. Mostafa also worked as a Senior Software Developer at Clever Devices, where they developed train schedule microservices and a single spa app using various technologies.

Overall, Mostafa's work experience showcases their expertise in software development, web development, team leadership, and project management.

Mostafa H. completed their undergraduate degree in IT Management from Ryerson University between 2008 and 2017. Prior to that, they pursued a three-year computer programming and analysis program with a co-op component at Seneca College from 1999 to 2002.