Younes Bouchbouk

Software Engineer @ OmniLab by 21Factory

About

Full Stack Developer with expertise in building and scaling enterprise-grade SaaS applications. Specialized in cloud-native architecture. Let's connect and explore the possibilities together! 🌟

Country

Morocco

City

Rabat

Industry

Information Technology & Services

Skill

Microservices, Datadog, Gitlab, Front-End Development, Back-End Web Development, HTMX, docker, API REST, Groovy, Bash, GitHub, JavaScript, Méthodes agiles, Jenkins, CI, JIRA, Bitbucket, gRPC, Go (Programming Language), Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Experience

Software Engineer

OmniLab by 21Factory

2024-9 - Present · 2 yrs 1 mo

Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco

- End-to-end architecture and feature delivery for core microservices, scaling to a fully Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) using Outbox, Debezium CDC, NATS JetStream, and async messaging patterns. - Built production-grade Observability stack: OpenTelemetry, Prometheus and DataDog maintaining full visibility under high load. - Architected services using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Hexagonal Architecture; developed and maintained React/Next.js frontends aligned with backend microservices. Technologies: Go, gRPC, NATS JetStream, Debezium, Kubernetes, Docker, Mongodb, Next.js, Prometheus, ClickHouse, DataDog, OpenTelemetry, TDD, Gitlab CI, React.js

Research assistant

Oracle

2024-1 - 2024-6 · 6 mos

Casablanca-Settat, Maroc

- Improved and automated testing processes for Graal Cloud Native Guides (graal.cloud/gcn/guides). - Developed new features and fixed bugs for a notebook-based data science platform (Oracle Labs Data Studio). - Worked on Jupyter integration: themes, system file access, and embedding Jupyter via iframes. • Technologies: Javascript, TypeScript, Python, Jupyter Lab, Docker, Kubernetes.

Full stack developer

ISPApp

2022-8 - 2023-7 · 1 yr

États-Unis

As a full-stack engineer at Ispapp, I was responsible for developing a user-centric dashboard that streamlined router management. - Integrating Plotly to dynamically visualize various types of real-time graphs (such as ping, TCP, interfaces, and wireless access points) for router monitoring.