I build digital systems
that turn complexity
into clarity.
I’m Almahdi Elzalouk, a Computer Science graduate from Libya working across software engineering, data systems and AI research — from enterprise desktop applications to Libyan Arabic NLP.
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Engineer by practice.
Researcher by curiosity.
My work sits at the intersection of software architecture, operational data, and intelligent systems.
I enjoy taking processes that are manual, fragmented, or difficult to scale and turning them into reliable digital products — with clean data models, useful interfaces, secure permissions, and room to grow.
Alongside engineering, I research low-resource Arabic NLP, especially sentiment analysis for the Libyan dialect and how LLM-assisted preprocessing can improve traditional machine-learning pipelines.
Systems built for
real operations.
Not concept screens. Systems designed around actual workflows, data integrity, permissions, users and day-to-day operations.
Personnel & Attendance Platform
Employee and attendance software designed around personnel records, operational workflows, role-based access, reporting and reliable data handling.
Electronic Archive System
Electronic document workflows shaped around classification, search, permissions, traceability and a clearer path from incoming record to retrieval.
Dalil Care
A healthcare-focused mobile application supporting patient communication, appointment management and service workflows.
Mirsaly Delivery
A cross-platform delivery and operations service supporting delivery workflows, driver management and operational data.
Company Digital Presence
Responsive company websites with practical information architecture, domain setup and professional email foundations.
Teaching machines to better understand Libyan Arabic.
Arabic dialects are noisy, diverse and under-resourced. My graduation research explored a hybrid preprocessing pipeline combining Libyan-specific rules with large language models before traditional sentiment classifiers.
A path shaped by
building & learning.
Government institution
Administrative and financial workflows, payroll support, reconciliation, structured records and reporting — experience that later shaped how I design operational software.
Software, mobile & cloud
Application development, Flutter training, VMware cloud computing, Libyan Data Hub work, and selection for Huawei Seeds for the Future.
Sapienza University of Rome
Erasmus+ Computer Science exchange with international academic collaboration, computing coursework and Italian A1 certification.
Libyan dialect sentiment analysis
Graduation research exploring hybrid preprocessing for sentiment analysis in a low-resource dialect context.
Master’s in Computer Science — Pisa
Continuing toward advanced work in artificial intelligence, secure systems and scalable software.
30
Seeds for the Future
Selected among the Top 30 students in Libya for Huawei’s ICT talent program.
3
Cloud Track
Finalist in the Huawei ICT Competition’s Cloud Track in Libya.
Silver recognition
Second place at Garkaph International University in Turkmenistan.
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International Exchange
Academic mobility at Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy.
Technologies I use to move from idea → system.
Have a system to build, data to make useful, or a research idea worth exploring?