About

I make data usable — and the systems around it dependable.

I'm a data & automation specialist who likes the unglamorous middle of the stack — the pipelines, the schedulers, the reconciliation jobs — and the interfaces that make their output mean something.

Lately my work splits between shipping reliable automation and applied research into anomaly detection and forecasting. I care about systems that keep working when no one's watching, and about showing a result clearly enough that someone can act on it. [placeholder bio — replace with your own story.]

Based in — [your city, ph]open to research collabs
Portrait of Ahmed Elshazly

01 — Path

How I got here

2025 — NOW

Applied research & independent systems work

Splitting time between anomaly-detection research and building automation for teams who drown in manual data work. [placeholder]

2022 — 2025

Data & automation engineer — [Company, ph]

Owned the pipelines and the dashboards on top of them; cut a lot of nightly toil. [placeholder]

2018 — 2022

Studied [field, ph] — first taste of real data

Where the interest in turning messy measurement into decisions started. [placeholder]

02 — Toolkit

What I work with

Languages

PythonSQLTypeScriptBash

Data & pipelines

dbtAirflowSparkKafkaPostgres

Research / ML

PyTorchscikit-learnpandasNumPy

Interfaces

ReactD3Observable

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03 — Philosophy

A system isn't finished when it runs — it's finished when someone can trust it without understanding it.

So I optimise for legibility and recovery: clear signals, honest failure modes, and a way back when something breaks. [placeholder — your principles.]