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Machine Learning is making a serious move into the field of software engineering. Project like GitHub Copilot have surpassed the gimmick phase and are proving to be more and more reliable. How is the field evolving and how will be writing software in the future? Bassem Dghaidi is a Senior Solution Architect at GitHub, where he helps enterprise customers deliver their engineering vision and strategy, optimize their software development life cycle and adopt industry best practices. Bassem comes from a software engineering background with over 15 years of experience during which he led the architecture and implementation of small and enterprise scale solutions in the car manufacturing, marketing, fintech, and the transportation and logistics industries across the Netherlands, USA, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Lebanon. Before moving to the Netherlands, he contributed to the design of Lebanon's leading software engineering boot camp, SE Factory, featured in The Guardian, TechCrunch, and Forbes.
Machine Learning is making a serious move into the field of software engineering. Project like GitHub Copilot have surpassed the gimmick phase and are proving to be more and more reliable. How is the field evolving and how will be writing software in the future? Bassem Dghaidi is a Senior Solution Architect at GitHub, where he helps enterprise customers deliver their engineering vision and strategy, optimize their software development life cycle and adopt industry best practices. Bassem comes from a software engineering background with over 15 years of experience during which he led the architecture and implementation of small and enterprise scale solutions in the car manufacturing, marketing, fintech, and the transportation and logistics industries across the Netherlands, USA, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Lebanon. Before moving to the Netherlands, he contributed to the design of Lebanon's leading software engineering boot camp, SE Factory, featured in The Guardian, TechCrunch, and Forbes.
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