Mahmoud Ismail

Mahmoud Ismail began their work experience as a Research Assistant at Nile University in 2009. In this role, they contributed to the development of the Ipv6Crawler back-end and front-end, surveyed about cloud computing, virtual worlds, and semantic multimedia, and designed and implemented a distributed storage system called Nilestore.

In 2011, Mahmoud joined Peerialism AB as a Software Engineer. Mahmoud'swork focused on designing and implementing proof-of-concept P2P systems, documenting system architecture and protocols, implementing and testing peer-to-peer protocols, and building a JRuby wrapper for in-house Java libraries.

In 2013, they started their PhD studies at KTH and worked as a Teaching Assistant. Mahmoud completed their PhD in 2019 and continued their teaching assistant role until December 2018.

Most recently, Mahmoud worked at Hopsworks, where they held the positions of Software Engineer and Co-Founder starting from January 2018. The end dates for their roles at Hopsworks are not provided.

Mahmoud Ismail's education history begins with their enrollment at Cairo University in 2004, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Systems and Biomedical Engineering. Mahmoud successfully completed their undergraduate studies in 2009.

Following their undergraduate education, Mahmoud went on to pursue a Master of Science degree in Communication and Information Technology at Nile University. Mahmoud attended Nile University from 2009 to 2011.

After obtaining their master's degree, Mahmoud furthered their academic journey by enrolling at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in 2013. Mahmoud embarked on a research-intensive program and successfully earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Computer Science in 2020.

Throughout their education, Mahmoud Ismail has exhibited a consistent dedication to their studies, as shown by their pursuit of various degrees in the field of engineering, information technology, and computer science.