About me

Mohamed Mansour is a Lebanese Canadian American hacker and open source developer. After graduating from the University of Ottawa, Mohamed worked at BlackBerry, but in his free time he was doing a lot of open source work in Google Chrome (Chromium), and has many personal projects that got featured in the press.

In 2012, Mohamed decided that he wanted to work in Silicon Valley and be at the center of the tech industry. He received offers from many of the biggest players in the Valley, until he joined Microsoft in Search Technology Center. Working as a Software Engineering Lead in Next Gen Experiences. Building experiences in web, mobile, and mixed reality. In 2019, Mohamed moved to Seattle to work on Microsoft Edge to help build the new Chromium based browser. Currently he is a technical leader for the Microsoft Edge Fundamentals team, making Chromium browser blazing fast for the Web.

Mohamed is also a regular contestant in Hackathons but also organized several hackathons for Microsoft, Google, BlackBerry, and so on.

Mohamed expertise relies in web app performance, and chromium browser development.