Draft:Mouadh Jaber
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Mouadh Jaber is a Tunisian software engineer specialising in enterprise application development, software architecture, and DevOps. With a professional career spanning more than fifteen years, he has worked for major organisations across France, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, in sectors including telecommunications, investment banking, insurance, asset management, pharmaceutical supply, and transport.
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| Born | Mouadh Jaber |
| Occupation | Software Engineer |
| Known for | Enterprise software architecture, .NET / C#, DevOps/DevSecOps |
| Website | mouadhjaber |
Career
Orange Business Services (2009–2011)
Jaber began his career at Orange Business Services in Paris, working in Research & Development as a Software Engineer. His work involved enterprise communication technologies including Lotus Notes/Domino, SOAP, and SOA architectures.
InVivo Group (2011–2014)
From February 2011 to September 2014, Jaber served as a Senior .NET Consultant at InVivo, an agricultural cooperative in Paris. His work focused on enterprise resource planning and information systems using Microsoft technologies.
Société Générale Investment Banking (2014–2016)
Jaber joined Société Générale Investment Banking in Paris in September 2014, serving as a Senior Engineer until March 2016. He worked on banking software systems, applying C#, C++, and PowerShell in the context of large-scale financial infrastructure.
AXA (2016–2017)
From March 2016 to March 2017, Jaber worked as a Consultant Engineer at AXA in Paris. He defined the IARD insurance model,[note 1] integrated sales software, and led a team of five engineers across multiple concurrent projects.
Generali / EA Holding (2017–2018)
At Generali (EA Holding) in Paris (June 2017 – December 2018), Jaber served as a Senior Software Engineer, developing and maintaining holding-level applications using ASP.NET MVC5, SignalR, WebAPI, and Microsoft Azure.
Société Générale (2018–2021)
Returning to Société Générale from December 2018 to May 2021, this time as Senior Engineer & Architect, Jaber was responsible for analysing and defining new software architectures, integrating new tooling for IT provisioning, and acting as a technical relay between development and system administration teams. Technologies used included C++, C#, Java, and PowerShell.
Candriam (2021–2022)
From May 2021 to October 2022, Jaber worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Candriam, an asset management company in Paris. He integrated new data flows from Belfius Bank, refactored legacy systems into microservices architecture using a message bus, and developed SSIS batches, WCF services, and Web APIs on Microsoft Azure.
Ziwo / Aswat (2023)
In early 2023 (March–May), Jaber worked as a Senior Software Engineer for Ziwo (formerly Aswat), a cloud call centre platform, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He designed microservice components, implemented Kafka, Protocol Buffers (Protobuf), and Docker solutions, and integrated the platform with financial service providers.
Astera (2023–2024)
From May 2023 to October 2024, Jaber was based in Rouen, France, working as a Senior Software Engineer at Astera, a pharmaceutical supply company. He implemented an Identity Service with multi-factor authentication (2FA via QR code and SMS), modernised post-COVID authentication workflows, and led the migration of systems to Microsoft Azure. Tools used included IdentityServer, C#, Gulp, Bootstrap, and Azure components.
Vermeg (2024)
Jaber worked briefly at Vermeg, a financial software company, from October to November 2024, contributing to sell-side liquidation software and supporting ESG fund development and ISO certification compliance.
Mowasalat (2024–2025)
From November 2024 to June 2025, Jaber joined Mowasalat, a transport company, as a Senior Software Engineer. He developed a vehicle fleet management system with back-end components in .NET Core (C#), updated the payment system, and built back-office monitoring modules.
Netcom (2025–present)
Since July 2025, Jaber has been a Senior Software Engineer at Netcom, a telecommunications company. His work includes Flutter mobile development, internal CRM enhancement, project Dockerisation, and backend API development with Swagger.
Technical expertise
Jaber's technical work spans multiple domains of enterprise software engineering:
- Architecture: Microservices, SOA, DDD, distributed systems
- Platforms: .NET (C#, VB.NET), ASP.NET, .NET Core, Azure, Docker, Kafka
- Methods: Scrum, SAFe, XP, TDD, BDD, DevOps, DevSecOps, ITIL
- Languages: C#, C++, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, Flutter/Dart
- Tools: Visual Studio, Azure DevOps, TeamCity, SSIS, WCF
Notes
- IARD (Incendie, Accidents et Risques Divers) refers to non-life insurance products.
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