Marwen Abbes

I am a Senior Team Lead (.NET) with extensive years of experience in software development, I possess the technical skills and leadership experience necessary to thrive in this role.

I provide architectural and technical direction while supervising and supporting multiple teams of 5+ developers each.

I also work closely with business analyst, architecture, Infra, and QA teams to meet business needs, centralize code, implement POCs, orchestrate deployment activities, and manage all DEVOPS operations.

Additionally, I advise, guide, and propose software design and solutions, collaborating with project stakeholders in all phases of the software development lifecycle from design and planning to delivery and maintenance.

My core skills include leadership, team management, hire, guide, mentor and coach team members, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and proficiency in Microsoft technologies, .NET, Azure Cloud, and Azure DevOps. Additionally, I am well-versed in automated tests, design patterns, SOLID principles, IOC, DI, DDD, Microservices, Clean Architecture, and CQRS.

I hold a Master of Applied Sciences in Software Engineering from the University of Montreal and Polytechnique Montreal.

IT Technical Lead Current

Belron Canada, Montreal, Canada

• Produce simple, reusable, stable and scalable application designs while ensuring compliance with development standards.
• Lead and support developers in their tasks, participate in technical meetings with architecture and infrastructure teams, coordinate testing and deployment, and ensure adherence to best practices and DevOps standards.
• Hire new team members and lead technical interviews.
• Mentor and coach team members to improve technical skills and performance.
• Conduct research on emerging technologies and recommend innovative solutions to improve processes and systems.
• Develop and implement IT strategies to improve business operations and increase efficiency.

University of Montreal, Canada

Master of applied sciences in Software Engineering, graduated Jan 2011.

Best paper award in CSMR 2011 - An Empirical Study of the Impact of Antipatterns, Blob and Spaghetti Code, on Program Comprehension.

Most Influential Paper of the decade in SANER 2021