About Me
Hi, my name’s Aleem and I’m a Computer Science graduate and a software developer. I develop general purpose software, mobile and web applications. I have worked at a number of companies gaining teamwork and leadership skills.
I am most skilled at: Functional Programming and Ping Pong
Education
McMaster University
Honours Computer Science (B.A.Sc.)
Graduated May 2022
Established in 1881, now located on a beautiful campus in the waterfall capital of the world, Hamilton Ontario, Canada
During my time at McMaster university, I developed my technical skillset that I take now to my career, such as teamwork and delivering quality projects on time. I thouroughly enjoyed my time in school and learnt a lot about a healthy work life balance.
Experience
Artificial intelligence to predict threats to workers and critical infrastructure
- Working with Django framework, Fast API, React.js and Cucumber etc.
- Load and performance testing, mutation testing, testing strategies and modern QA practices
A web app for managing professional horse racing shows
- Working with Ruby Rails MVC framework, React.js and Cucumber
- Added Square payment integration for real-time online card payments, upgrading the older pay-in-person model
Top news, game statistics and online sports gambling
- Developed an automated testing pipeline using Jenkins CI, Appium and Cucumber BDD for theScore’s mobile sports betting platform
- Implemented a Python framework to conduct load testing for API and server resources. Identifying and resolving major server and devops issues
- Wrote scripts to automate load capacity and latency testing of theScore’s live chat feature
- Responsible for tracking, assessing and triaging bugs for theScore’s internal bug tracking system
Top news, game statistics and online sports gambling
- Contributed to development and testing of theScore’s Android and iOS applications
- Developed UAT testing framework using Appium, which reduced a 2 week manual regression testing process to a 15 hour automated testing pipeline
- Over 500, 000 lines of code contributions to theScore’s Github repository
Projects
Simulated Virtual Reality for modelling risk aversion
- A virtual reality casino, used to model how human behaviour is affected by risk aversion
- Built using Unity game engine and HTC Vive
- Project used in a neuroscience and economics research paper
A Little More About Me
Alongside my interests in networks and software engineering some of my other interests and hobbies are:
- Rock climbing/Bouldering
- Gaming
- Weight Lifting
- Game Development
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