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πŸ‘‹ I'm Moaaz, a software engineer & designer, experimenting at the intersection of atoms & bits.

I currently build software at Amazon Robotics, where my focus is agentic tools for warehouse operations.

In my last role, I led engineering at ETHGlobal, building the the most valuable community of developers developing with decentralized technologies & building onchain apps.

Before that, I was a staff software engineer at Dialogue, building distributed systems to scale virtual healthcare to 2M+ Canadians.

I also spend some of my time helping start, advise & invest in early stage teams. Iβ€˜d love to hear from you if youβ€˜re building in healthcare, biotech, climate, clean energy, housing, education, food, gaming, transportation or manufacturing!

I enjoy building projects on the side – right now I'm designing & building a 3D printed autonomous platform for snow blowing and lawn mowing, working through the electronics, mechanics and software parts of the problem.

I've also been experimenting with low-cost robot arms & AI for robotics.

I studied computer science at the University of Waterloo with a focus towards machine intelligence & human computer interaction, and a specialization in digital design.

My past work includes building Tutr, engineering at Coursera, Hack the North, FreshBooks and Hootsuite, and design at Mappedin.

Hardware

Software

  • GPUvisor – Menubar app for GPU stats for Linux
  • Spacedex – Automatically generate spaced repetition flashcards for any topic
  • Tutr – Live tutoring marketplace with payments, bookings & virtual classroom
  • React Native QR Code Scanner – Open-sourced library for scanning QR codes
  • ClearSkies – API for an app that tells you if itβ€˜s safe to fly your drone
  • RememberAll – Video journaling with search based on audible & visual content

Fractional

I occasionally take on projects with other teams, jumping in where needed to lead, build & ship across software, hardware, design.

If you'd like to explore that, drop me a message

Writings

Socials