Ibrahim Menem is a Co-Founder and seasoned infrastructure engineer with 10 years of experience building resilient systems and hardware-aware products from Madrid. His background spans site reliability at CARTO—automating GCP, PostgreSQL, CI/CD and Terraform pipelines—to deep network and virtualization expertise from roles at BICS and Telefónica I+D working with SDN/NFV, OpenFlow and network automation. He contributes to open-source projects such as CartoDB and python-consul, improving backend database integrations, CI workflows and Consul catalog features that reflect his focus on reliability and observability. Trained in robotics, automation and telematics, Ibrahim combines systems-level thinking with hands-on debugging of hard-to-reproduce real-world failures, a pragmatic skill that informs both product design and operations.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MSc) Telematics and Information Systems, Master of Science (MSc) Telematics and Information Systems at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Bachelor of Science (BSc) Electronics and Telecommunication engineering, Bachelor of Science (BSc) Electronics and Telecommunication engineering at Damascus University
Master of Science (MSc) Robotics and Automation., Master of Science (MSc) Robotics and Automation. at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Contributions:13 commits, 2 PRs, 4 comments in 5 months
Contributions summary:Ibrahim primarily contributed to the `python-consul` library, adding and modifying features related to the catalog and health endpoints. Their work involved implementing functionality to filter catalog queries using `node_meta` parameters. The changes included modifications to several functions within `consul/base.py` to incorporate the new `node_meta` parameters and ensure the library's correct behavior. The user also updated tests to validate the new functionality.
Contributions:10 reviews, 41 commits, 44 PRs in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Ibrahim primarily focused on back-end tasks within the CartoDB repository. Their contributions involved modifying database-related code, specifically addressing issues with database connections and schema updates. They also worked on fixing comments and adjusting tests. Moreover, the user was involved in CI/CD enhancements, adapting tests for a new CI environment and implementing a Slack notification.
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