We employed Ahmed Saleh as a web development intern from February, 2016 through the end of May, 2016 and were quite pleased with the volume and quality of his contributions to our SaaS startup, RiteKit. Near the end of his internship, on the recommendation of our CTO, Michal, I asked him to join our staff on a permanent basis. We are most fortunate that he agreed. Ahmed is the has been quite a mentor to interns and other web developers within our web team, and has, from early in his time with us, prompted many of us in RiteKit to raise our game. The speed and quality of his work have been outstanding throughout his time with us, but beyond these, the assistance he has always extended to our staff and fellow interns has made Ahmed a role model to us all. Most notable among his contributions: From scratch, the entire Rite.ly product, throughout it’s iterations Social media post shuffling of posts in RiteForge scheduled posts Countless features in the RiteForge dashboard Provided numerous UX recommendations for Rite.ly, RiteForge and RitePush improvements that were implemented in the final products Ahmed has been and remains the model of flexibility and efficiency, greatly exceeding our expectations. He is a brilliant engineer who tests solutions thoroughly and documents the issues he uncovers impeccably. Ahmed learns very quickly, is a brilliant problem-solver and thrives on solving what others have deemed impossible. After nearly eighteen months as a fulltime RiteKit staff web developer, Ahmed came to the realization that it’s time to move on and tackle larger challenges at a different firm. We regret the loss but are thankful for the time he gave us and of course, wish him every success. Certain that Ahmed is the kind of engineer who will soon make himself indispensable to any software development team or project, I recommend Ahmed wholeheartedly and without qualification.

We employed Ahmed Saleh as a web development intern from February, 2016 through the end of May, 2016 and were quite pleased with the volume and quality of his contributions to our SaaS startup, RiteKit. Near the end of his internship, on the recommendation of our CTO, Michal, I asked him to join our staff on a permanent basis. We are most fortunate that he agreed. Ahmed is the has been quite a mentor to interns and other web developers within our web team, and has, from early in his time with us, prompted many of us in RiteKit to raise our game. The speed and quality of his work have been outstanding throughout his time with us, but beyond these, the assistance he has always extended to our staff and fellow interns has made Ahmed a role model to us all. Most notable among his contributions: From scratch, the entire Rite.ly product, throughout it’s iterations Social media post shuffling of posts in RiteForge scheduled posts Countless features in the RiteForge dashboard Provided numerous UX recommendations for Rite.ly, RiteForge and RitePush improvements that were implemented in the final products Ahmed has been and remains the model of flexibility and efficiency, greatly exceeding our expectations. He is a brilliant engineer who tests solutions thoroughly and documents the issues he uncovers impeccably. Ahmed learns very quickly, is a brilliant problem-solver and thrives on solving what others have deemed impossible. After nearly eighteen months as a fulltime RiteKit staff web developer, Ahmed came to the realization that it’s time to move on and tackle larger challenges at a different firm. We regret the loss but are thankful for the time he gave us and of course, wish him every success. Certain that Ahmed is the kind of engineer who will soon make himself indispensable to any software development team or project, I recommend Ahmed wholeheartedly and without qualification.

We employed Ahmed Saleh as a web development intern from February, 2016 through the end of May, 2016 and were quite pleased with the volume and quality of his contributions to our SaaS startup, RiteKit. Near the end of his internship, on the recommendation of our CTO, Michal, I asked him to join our staff on a permanent basis. We are most fortunate that he agreed. Ahmed is the has been quite a mentor to interns and other web developers within our web team, and has, from early in his time with us, prompted many of us in RiteKit to raise our game. The speed and quality of his work have been outstanding throughout his time with us, but beyond these, the assistance he has always extended to our staff and fellow interns has made Ahmed a role model to us all. Most notable among his contributions: From scratch, the entire Rite.ly product, throughout it’s iterations Social media post shuffling of posts in RiteForge scheduled posts Countless features in the RiteForge dashboard Provided numerous UX recommendations for Rite.ly, RiteForge and RitePush improvements that were implemented in the final products Ahmed has been and remains the model of flexibility and efficiency, greatly exceeding our expectations. He is a brilliant engineer who tests solutions thoroughly and documents the issues he uncovers impeccably. Ahmed learns very quickly, is a brilliant problem-solver and thrives on solving what others have deemed impossible. After nearly eighteen months as a fulltime RiteKit staff web developer, Ahmed came to the realization that it’s time to move on and tackle larger challenges at a different firm. We regret the loss but are thankful for the time he gave us and of course, wish him every success. Certain that Ahmed is the kind of engineer who will soon make himself indispensable to any software development team or project, I recommend Ahmed wholeheartedly and without qualification.