Hamzah Mansour
About Hamzah Mansour
Hamzah Mansour is a Software Engineer with a background in software development and engineering. He has worked at Change.org since 2020 and has experience in leading team projects and enhancing user experience through various technologies.
Work at Change.org
Hamzah Mansour has been employed at Change.org as a Software Engineer since 2020. In this role, he has contributed to the development and maintenance of a platform that serves 400 million users. His responsibilities include maintaining and setting up back-end microservices using Ruby on Rails and Elixir, as well as developing front-end features with React, Typescript, and Javascript. He has also engaged in product ideation and research aimed at improving user experience, satisfaction, and accessibility.
Previous Experience at Change.org
Prior to his current position, Hamzah Mansour worked at Change.org as a Full Stack Software Developer Co-op in 2019 for three months. During this time, he led scrum meetings and took on leadership roles in team projects, organizing tasks into planned and manageable segments. His experience in this role laid the foundation for his ongoing contributions to the organization.
Experience at Natural Resources Canada
Hamzah Mansour served as a Software Developer Co-op at Natural Resources Canada in 2018 for three months. This role provided him with valuable experience in software development within a governmental context, contributing to his overall skill set in the technology sector.
Educational Background
Hamzah Mansour studied at the University of Victoria, where he earned a Bachelor of Software Engineering from 2014 to 2019. He also attended Kwantlen Polytechnic University from 2012 to 2014, obtaining a Certificate in Engineering. His foundational education includes completing the International Baccalaureate (IB) program at Richmond High School from 2011 to 2012, where he focused on subjects such as English, Biology, and ITGS.
Internship Experience at GE Digital
Hamzah Mansour worked as a UI Developer Intern at GE Digital from 2016 to 2017 for seven months. In this internship, he collaborated with various codebases and technologies to develop features and conduct experiments aimed at boosting user engagement and revenue. This experience further enhanced his technical skills and understanding of user interface development.