Amir Andaliby, MASc, MSc, SMIEEE

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Biography:

Amir is a versatile professional with over a decade of experience in software development, network engineering, teaching, and volunteer leadership. His career has been propelled by a profound passion for technology, education, and community engagement. 
As a Software Engineer, Amir has honed his skills in designing and rigorously testing complex software products with an unwavering attention to detail. His expertise in infrastructure software development, automation, and DevOps has consistently led to the successful delivery of high-quality products and the optimization of development processes. Amir is also an Adjunct Professor at Algonquin College, School of Advanced Technology (SAT), where he plays a pivotal role in nurturing the intellectual growth of aspiring engineers. His dedication shines through in his ability to create engaging learning environments and provide unwavering support to students throughout their educational journey. Amir's voluntary engagement with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) underscores his proactive involvement in diverse leadership roles. As the Chair of the IEEE Ottawa Section and the Chair of the IEEE Canada Web Committee, he has played pivotal roles in guiding these organizations, contributing to leadership initiatives, strategic planning, the establishment of valuable industry partnerships, and the enhancement of engagement within both engineering and academic circles.