Dina Ayman is an Egyptian-American program manager and software engineer based in New York with five years of experience building and delivering AI and networking products at Microsoft and Intel. She combines hands-on engineering background in C/C++ and Python, network protocol work (TCP/IPv4/IPv6/IPsec), and technical program leadership to drive cross-functional AI initiatives. As an adjunct ECE professor and NSF REU alumnus, she bridges academia and industry, translating research-grade cybersecurity and machine learning concepts into production projects. Dina is also a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and founder of a diversity-and-inclusion nonprofit, signaling a commitment to leadership beyond technical delivery. Her civic tech experience as a City of Austin commissioner adds policy-savvy perspective to technology programs. She is known for pairing deep protocol-level expertise with a talent for orchestrating multidisciplinary teams to move complex systems from prototype to scale.
6 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Computer Engineering - Computer Networking Track, Master of Science - MS Computer Engineering - Computer Networking Track at New Jersey Institute of Technology
The Windows App SDK empowers all Windows desktop apps with modern Windows UI, APIs, and platform features, including back-compat support, shipped via NuGet.
Contributions:13 releases, 5 reviews, 7 commits in 9 months
The WinRTC project hosts everything needed to build apps with interoperable real time communications for modern Windows. It brings the power of WebRTC to modern Windows apps written in C#, C++ and VB. WinRTC enables real-time voice calling, video chat and data functionality (file transfer etc.) with web browsers via WebRTC.
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