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Evangelos Karountzos

@evangeloskarountzos

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I build full-stack, cloud-native software for space, solar, healthcare, banking, and machine learning products.

Netherlands

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What I'm looking for

I'm looking to build impactful full-stack and cloud-native software in multidisciplinary engineering teams, turning business and technical requirements into reliable products.

I'm building software for ESA's Galileo global navigation system at CGI, designing software and selecting contractors and commercial off-the-shelf components for a multidisciplinary Space & Logistics team.

At Eternal Sun, I owned the software for its flagship solar-panel testing product, translating business requirements into full-stack features, machine controls, and experiment-data analysis for customers including First Solar.

At IBM, I built cloud-native and machine-learning systems for Roche, ABN-AMRO, NATO, Shell, and TATA Steel, including an event-based Roche platform supporting 3–4 million users. I've also taught software engineering, architecture, data science, and programming courses at the University of Groningen.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Senior Software Engineer

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CGI

Nov 2024 - Present (1 year 10 months)

Working for ESA on the Galileo global navigation system, designing software and selecting contractors and COTS components. Full-stack development in a team of six engineers.

Python C C++Kubernetes Docker

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

University of Groningen

Master of Science, Software Architecture

2013 - 2020

Activities and societies: Chairman of the fencing club (GSSV Donar 1881)

Pursued a Master of Science in Software Architecture with a minor in Intelligent Systems. Authored a publication on empirical studies of software artifacts traceability and served as chairman of the fencing club.

University of Greenwich

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science and Engineering

2010 - 2013

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering. Thesis focused on improving campus network infrastructure regarding security and scalability.