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Mohammed Aboullaite, a backend engineer at Spotify, Java Champion, and Google Developer Expert, shares his journey from Morocco to Stockholm, his introduction to software engineering, and how early mentorship shaped his career. Discover how he's giving back through initiatives like GeeksBlabla, a platform fostering tech education in Morocco, and his involvement in the DevOps Morocco Conference. Mohammed reflects on the importance of community, mentorship, and leaving a meaningful legacy in the tech ecosystem.
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