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// Profile

About Me

Profile, career path, and technical focus at a glance.

I am Eslam Metawie, a Computer Science student in my 5th semester at Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences and a Working Student at GGU Software in Braunschweig. My focus is Software Engineering and DevOps: I build reliable software and automate the paths it takes to be tested, packaged, and delivered.

My studies and professional work run in parallel: at university I deepen the foundations of computer science, while at GGU Software I work on real release and automation processes every day. This combination shapes how I work – I think about software from architecture all the way to delivery.

In the DevOps space, I automate build, test, and deployment workflows and value maintainable, clearly structured solutions. Alongside that, I build my own projects – from full-stack web applications to pipeline configurations – and continuously expand my technical skills.

5th

Semester, Computer Science

3

Professional Positions

3

Languages

C1

German (TELC)

// Career

Professional Experience

Working StudentCurrent

GGU Softwareβ€’Braunschweig
07/2025 – Present

On the DevOps team, I support the release processes of the company's desktop applications – from the pipeline all the way to customer delivery.

// Responsibilities

  • Building and maintaining Jenkins pipelines for automated release processes of the desktop applications.
  • Packaging software and reliably delivering updates to customers via the Chocolatey package manager.
  • Running CI builds including automated tests, artifact creation, and version management.
  • Version control, branch management, and collaboration within the DevOps team using Git and GitHub.
  • Provisioning development and test environments with Docker and Kubernetes.
  • Automating recurring tasks with shell scripts and Python, working closely with the development teams to improve deployment processes.
JenkinsChocolateyDockerKubernetesGitGitHubCI/CDShell ScriptingPython

Intern

DOS Software-Systeme GmbH
09/2024 – 12/2024

Contributed to the development of a web application for agile teams – from the first wireframes to finished frontend and backend features.

// Responsibilities

  • Implemented frontend and backend features with React, Spring Boot, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
  • Created wireframes in Figma to visualize customer requirements.
  • Used CI/CD pipelines, Bitbucket, and Podman to automate the development process.
Spring BootReactJavaScriptHTMLCSSCI/CDBitbucketPodmanFigma

Working Student

SKBS
12/2023 – 02/2024

Worked in data entry and maintenance with Microsoft Office and Outlook, including organizing and maintaining interdisciplinary scheduling lists for medical staff.

Microsoft OfficeOutlook

// Education

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Ostfalia University of Applied Sciencesβ€’WolfenbΓΌttel
09/2023 – Present
Currently in the 5th semester

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a focus on Software Engineering.

// Study Focus

Software EngineeringAlgorithmsDatabasesNetworksDistributed Systems

Computer Science (2 semesters)

Mansoura Universityβ€’Egypt
09/2020 – 06/2021

Studied two semesters of Computer Science before transferring to Germany to continue my studies there.

// Tech Stack

Technical Expertise

Backend

JavaSpring BootPythonJakarta EEREST APIsJavaFXVaadin

Frontend

ReactJavaScriptHTMLCSS

DevOps

JenkinsGitGitHubGitLabDockerKubernetesPodmanLinuxShell ScriptingCI/CDChocolateyRelease ManagementAutomation

Databases

MySQLSQLData Modeling

Project Management

ScrumJiraConfluence

Tools

BitbucketFigmaMicrosoft Office

// Communication

Languages

German

C1

TELC certificate

English

B2

IELTS

Arabic

Native

// Beyond the Code

Personal Interests

Traveling

Discovering new places, cultures, and perspectives.

Fishing

Patience and calm by the water – the best balance to screen time.

Stargazing

Looking up at the night sky, preferably far from city lights.

// How I Work

Engineering Philosophy

Good software is not created in the editor alone. Clean architecture and maintainable code are the foundation – but the path to production matters just as much: automated builds, meaningful tests, and releases that can be repeated without manual steps.

That is why I see DevOps not as a role but as a way of working: development and operations share responsibility for software arriving reliably. And because tools and platforms evolve constantly, continuous learning is a fixed part of it for me.

Maintainability

Clear structures and code the next team member will actually enjoy reading.

Automation

Recurring workflows belong in pipelines, not in checklists.

Testing

Automated tests as the standard, not an afterthought.

Continuous Learning

Regularly exploring and deepening new tools and concepts.