Hi, I'm Yousef.
Software Developer, Machine Learning Engineer
About Me
Hello, I am Yousef Gomaa.
I am a Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT) student majoring in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AID) at the Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST), located in New Borg El Arab city in Alexandria Governorate, Egypt.
My expertise spans data engineering, neural networks, and educational techniques.
Education
As of yet, a CSIT AID senior student at Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology.
In addition, I am/was an exchange student at Hiroshima University during the Fall 2024 semester.
Experience
My academic background, complemented by practical experience in many diverse projects,
has equipped me with strong problem-solving abilities at the intersection of advanced technology and real-world application.
Furthermore, I have taken part in specialized training programs, such as the Digital Egypt Pioneers Initiative and NTI’s Machine Learning for Data Analysis course.
I’m actively seeking opportunities where I can contribute to impactful projects, especially those at the intersection of AI and neurotechnology.
Key Skills
Kindly find my skillset listed below.
My unique selling point is..
Design, Engineer, and Implement Anything/Everything!
(which is apparent in my projects)
Recent Desktop Projects
Attention
Attention is a desktop application designed to assist individuals with disabilities in their pursuit of education by providing a supportive, interactive and accessible yet enjoyable learning environment.
RE:Society
Resociety is a comprehensive application aimed at reintegrating ex-convicts into society by providing them with job opportunities and mentorship.
The Mentor's Application facilitates mentorship programs for prisoners, allowing mentors to create profiles, and update their resumes. While the Web Application serves as a platform for employers, as they can browse available services, choose the number of employees they need, and view recommended resumes without direct contact.
Recent Mobile Applications
SignChat Preview
SIGN CHAT
SIGN CHAT© is a phone application designed to bridge the communication gap between hearing individuals and the Deaf-Mute community by translating written natural languages like English into American Sign Language (ASL) gestures, and vice versa. With over 5% of the world’s population experiencing disabling hearing loss and 63% of Deaf-Mutes being born deaf, the app addresses a critical shortage of accessible communication. The complexity of Sign Languages, such as ASL, varies between regions, with each country often having its own distinct version, making universal translation a challenge.
Developed using Gdscript, a Python-like language, SIGN CHAT© is a small-budget application with big ambitions. As technology advances and modern apps grow in popularity, this tool leverages these trends to make communication smoother and more inclusive for the Deaf-Mute community. The translation process ensures accurate representation of ASL while allowing for the inclusion of gestures from different regions, making it adaptable for a wide user base.
Despite its early stages, the continuity of development is essential for SIGN CHAT©'s growth, ensuring it can evolve as more complex features are added to cater to diverse needs. The ongoing expansion in mobile technologies and communication platforms sets the stage for applications like this to thrive and connect more people across linguistic barriers.