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Nour_ Fadel

@nour_fadel

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Backend Developer building RESTful APIs with Java, Spring Boot, and secure, scalable systems.

Egypt

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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for a backend role where I can build clean, maintainable Spring Boot APIs, optimize database performance, and deliver secure authentication/authorization—working with a team that values SOLID architecture and testing.

I’m a Backend Developer with hands-on experience building RESTful APIs and scalable backend systems using Java and Spring Boot. I focus on clean architecture, strong OOP fundamentals, and SOLID principles, and I enjoy solving problems that improve reliability and maintainability.

In my freelance work, I developed secure APIs with Spring Security, JWT authentication, and OAuth, and I optimized JPA and MySQL queries to reduce unnecessary database operations. I also build with testing in mind—writing JUnit tests—and I’ve delivered backend systems like JobPortal, where optimized queries reduced response time by ~30%, and a Sports AI backend that uses asynchronous APIs to lower latency.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Freelance Backend Developer

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Freelance

Jan 2026 - Present (6 months)

Built RESTful APIs and scalable backend systems with Java and Spring Boot for real-world client requirements. Implemented JWT-based authentication/authorization, optimized JPA/MySQL queries, and added JUnit test coverage to improve reliability and performance.

Java Spring Boot Spring MVC RESTful APIs JPA MySQL Hibernate Spring Security JWT OAuth Junit Maven Git Docker Clean Architecture Debugging Authentication Authorization

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Damietta University

B.Sc., Computer and AI

2022 - 2026

Activities and societies: Participant in ECPC (Egyptian Collegiate Programming Contest). Contributed to OpenELSI (GSoC 2026) by fixing bugs and writing JUnit tests.

B.Sc. in Computer and AI at Damietta University (2022–2026). Participated in ECPC and contributed to OpenELSI (GSoC 2026) by fixing bugs and writing JUnit tests.