Have been working as a software developer for more than 8 years in various roles, and many different businesses, and feels home with the web platform and service oriented environments.

Worked in Microsoft in multiple teams including Microsoft AdCenter, Windows Azure Active Directory.

Currently working as Sr. Software Engineer in Microsoft in Redmond, WA, USA

Weekly Podcast discussing the Egyptian IT industry, and various other technology related topics.

The show is a technical show that is talking about programming & software development, and how to adopt best practices and share experiences between the Egyptian developers community members

• AskDeveloper Podcast - 55 - Interview with Mostafa Nageeb

  Mostafa has a computer science degree from Cairo University. He started a company back in Egypt in 2011, and when the company failed he moved to work for Microsoft in Egypt. He later moved to Europe where he became a product manager for Booking.com in Amsterdam. He later moved to GoEuro in Berlin, and now he is a product manager at Zalando where he overlooks Zalando development infrastructure and developer tooling
  Ekshef Postmortem
  mostafanageeb.com/2018/07/05/ekshef-postmortem/
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1008333885019709440
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1039625450065195010
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1029495494781882374
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1039218640330125312
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1041083357642350598
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…1039218640330125312
  We can discuss this if you want, not in that level of details but can be part of the story.
  twitter.com/MostafaNageeb/statu…/976121784453001217
  
  

  
  

• Ask Developer Podcast - 54 - Interview with Ahmed Essam - الرحلة من إمبابة الى وادي السيليكون

  حوار شيق مع المهندس احمد عصام و رحلته في مجال التكنولوجيا و البرمجيات من البداية في القاهرة مرورا بمراحل مختلفة في اوروبا و الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية و حتى المرحلة الحالية من العمل في شركة Apple

  
  

  • What defines ethical? -- * 

  • Failing and realizing why it happened.

  • Respect your own capabilities with consideration of (is it hard enough?)

  • What do you do at work?

  • You as a brand, what message do you want to deliver? "What you do is perceived as who you are"

  • Dare to disrupt your life, When nothing is happening for while it is important to look on what have you done for the next step, what you are doing and the next months is basically the present (it is planned and determined and probably the outcome of it is known)

  • The need to explore other areas to empower the current moment.

  • Are you ready to answer all questions in a meeting? 

  • Do you intentionally mislead people with subtle language/words?

  • Starting a startup and how much I wasn't ready for it, how bad I treated people and how much effort did I have to work on my attitude?

  • Are you really as good/bad as you think you are?

  • Let's discuss "There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self." - Ernest Hemingway

  • Opinions and Facts, the critical need to distinguish both from each others.

  • Where/Who/What you are doesn't define you, Anything is subject to change and none should be defining your future.

  • Assuming (good intention)/(Positive attitude) when listening to people changes how people perceive you as ally or adversary

  • Why good language matters at work.

  • What is the difference between pushing the limits and (breaking the law / respecting others / etc)

  • Your values and what drives you.

  • Let's see why greedy will fall short to help you achieve your targets.

  • The multi modes for writing code, communicating and looking back.

  • What do you do while your work is compiling.

  • The balance of listening to others and going your own way. 

  • Picking up answers from Stack overflow. -- * 

  When it works, do you know why it works? -- *

  
  

  
  

• Ask Developer Podcast - 53 - Privacy and GDPR

  
  

  General Data Protection Regulation

  Following the Data Protection Directive of 1995

  ePrivacy Directive of 2002 (cookie law)

  
  

  Articles

  https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/02/gdpr-for-web-developers/

  https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/28/17172548/gdpr-compliance-requirements-privacy-notice

  General Data Protection Regulation

  
  

  EU Site:

  https://www.gdpreu.org/

  
  

  Privacy by Design

  https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/07/privacy-by-design-framework/

  
  

  Questions

  • What?
  • Why?
  • Who is affected ?
  • Am I a controller?
  • Am I a processor?
  • What data is included in protection?
  • What protection is required?
  • What to protect against? What consent is required?
  • What are the penalties?

  
  

  
  

  Privacy Impact Assessments

  A Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA), which is required under GDPR for data-intensive projects, is a living document which must be made accessible to all involved with a project. It is the process by which you discuss, audit, inventory, and mitigate the privacy risks inherent in the data you collect and process.

  Like all GDPR documentation, a PIA can be requisitioned by a data protection regulator in the event of a privacy concern or data breach. Not having a PIA is not an option.