DIGITAL EGYPT BUILDERS’ INITIATIVE

JOB PROFILES CATALOG

2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS

AI-Powered Mobile Applications Developer ............................................................ 3

AI-Powered Web Applications Developer ................................................................. 4
DevOps Engineer ............................................................................................................... 5
Data Science and Cloud Computing Engineer ......................................................... 6
Cybersecurity Specialist .................................................................................................. 7
Business Analyst ................................................................................................................ 8
Digital Creative Marketing & Arts Specialist .......................................................... 9

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AI-POWERED MOBILE APPLICATIONS
DEVELOPER
An AI-powered mobile applications developer is a skilled professional who focuses on creating
mobile apps that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) for enhanced functionality and user
experience. They possess a unique blend of expertise in mobile app development and knowledge
of AI technologies like AI tools for development, machine learning, and natural language
processing.

These developers act as pioneers, bridging the gap between traditional mobile app development
and the exciting world of AI. By integrating AI features, they craft applications that are intelligent,
adaptive, and user-centric.

AI-powered mobile applications developers play a crucial role in driving innovation within the
mobile landscape. The apps they create offer a wide range of benefits, including:

• Personalized experiences: AI tailors the app to individual user preferences and

behaviors.
• Intelligent automation: Repetitive tasks are automated, streamlining user interactions.
• Enhanced decision-making: Data analysis and insights are provided, empowering users
with informed choices.
• Predictive capabilities: The app anticipates user needs and proactively delivers relevant
information.

Here are some of the key skills that define a successful AI-powered mobile applications
developer:

• Strong understanding of mobile app development frameworks (e.g., Android Studio,

Swift).
• Proficiency in programming languages (e.g., Java, Kotlin).
• Working knowledge of AI technologies (e.g., machine learning, natural language
processing).
• Experience with cloud platforms and APIs.
• Ability to think creatively and solve complex problems.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

AI-powered mobile applications developers are at the forefront of shaping the future of mobile
technology. Their expertise is instrumental in creating next-generation apps that are not only user-
friendly but also intelligent and capable of learning and adapting.

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AI-POWERED WEB APPLICATIONS
DEVELOPER
An AI-powered web applications developer is a skilled professional who leverages artificial
intelligence (AI) tools to design, build, and deploy cutting-edge web applications. They bridge the
gap between traditional web development and AI, integrating machine learning algorithms and
techniques to create intelligent and interactive user experiences.

Here's what sets them apart:

• Web Development Proficiency: They have a solid foundation in web development

technologies like front-end frameworks (React, Angular), back-end languages (Python,
Java), and web APIs.
• Focus on Automation and Personalization: They utilize AI tools to automate repetitive
tasks in development, optimize application performance, and personalize user
experiences through AI-powered features like chatbots, recommendation engines, and
intelligent search.
• AI knowledge: They possess a general understanding of AI concepts, machine learning
algorithms, and deep learning techniques.

Their significant impact include:

• Enhanced User Experience: AI integration empowers them to create web applications

that are intuitive, responsive, and adapt to user behavior.
• Streamlined Development Process: By automating tasks and leveraging AI tools for
code generation and testing, they accelerate development cycles and improve efficiency.
• Data-Driven Decision Making: They can analyze user data through AI to gain valuable
insights, leading to informed decisions for ongoing development and optimization.

Typical Responsibilities:

• Design and develop web applications with AI functionalities.

• Integrate machine learning models and APIs into web applications.
• Develop and maintain AI-powered features like chatbots and recommendation systems.
• Optimize web application development, performance and user experience using AI tools.
• Collaborate with designers, software engineers, and data scientists.
• Stay updated on the latest advancements in AI and web development technologies.

AI-powered web application developers are in high demand as companies strive to leverage AI for
a competitive edge. They play a crucial role in shaping the future of the web, creating intelligent
applications that transform user interactions and drive business success.

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DEVOPS ENGINEER
A DevOps Engineer is a technical bridge between software development and IT operations. They
are skilled professionals who champion collaboration and automation to streamline the entire
software development lifecycle, from development and testing to deployment and monitoring.

Here's how they achieve:

• Designing and Implementing DevOps Toolchains: DevOps engineers select, configure,

and manage a variety of tools that automate tasks throughout the development process.
This might include tools for version control (like Git), continuous integration/continuous
delivery (CI/CD) pipelines (like Jenkins or GitHub Actions), infrastructure provisioning
(like Terraform), and configuration management (like Ansible).
• Automating Software Delivery: They develop and implement automated scripts and
processes to eliminate manual steps in software delivery. This allows for faster and more
reliable deployments, reducing the risk of errors.
• Infrastructure Management: DevOps engineers manage and configure the
infrastructure that applications run on, whether it's on-premises servers, virtual machines
in the cloud, or containerized environments using tools like Docker and Kubernetes.
• Collaboration and Communication: DevOps engineers act as facilitators, fostering
communication and collaboration between development, operations, security, and
business teams. They ensure everyone is aligned with the goals and challenges of the
software development process.

Benefits of a successful DevOps Engineer:

• Faster Time to Market: Automation and streamlined workflows lead to quicker

deployments, allowing businesses to get new features and updates to their customers
faster.
• Improved Software Quality: Automated testing and continuous integration help to
identify and fix bugs earlier in the development process, leading to higher quality
software releases.
• Increased Efficiency: By automating repetitive tasks, DevOps engineers free up
development and operations teams to focus on more strategic initiatives.
• Enhanced Reliability: Infrastructure automation and continuous monitoring ensure that
applications are deployed and run reliably, minimizing downtime and improving user
experience.

Overall, DevOps Engineers are essential for organizations that want to achieve faster software
delivery, higher quality, and greater efficiency in today's dynamic software development
landscape.

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DATA SCIENCE AND CLOUD COMPUTING
ENGINEER
A Data Science and Cloud Computing Engineer is a highly skilled professional who bridges the
gap between the broad data science field that combines domain expertise, programming skills, and
knowledge of statistics on one side and the cloud infrastructure on the other side. He can apply
machine learning algorithms to numbers, text, images, video, audio, and more to produce artificial
intelligence (AI) systems to perform tasks that ordinarily require human intelligence. In turn, these
systems generate insights which analysts and business users can translate into tangible business
value. They leverage their expertise in data science, AI and cloud computing to design, build, and
manage scalable data pipelines and platforms in the cloud and employ customized AI models to
drive critical organizations decisions and give insightful business recommendations.

Here's how they achieve:

• Designing and Implementing Cloud-based Data Infrastructure: They design and

build robust, secure, and scalable data storage solutions on cloud platforms like AWS,
Azure, or GCP. This includes selecting appropriate cloud services, configuring virtual
machines, and setting up data lakes and warehouses.
• Developing Data Pipelines: They create automated data pipelines that efficiently ingest
data from various sources, clean and transform it, and prepare it for analysis. Scripting
languages like Python and tools like Apache Airflow are often used in this process.
• Data Modelling and Evaluation: They build, train, and test the AI models that will
solve the problem or achieve the goal. This involves choosing the appropriate algorithm,
framework, or library, defining the model architecture, parameters, and hyperparameters,
training the model with the data, testing the model with new or unseen data, and
evaluating the model performance, accuracy, and reliability. Data modeling and
evaluation require a data scientist to have a solid knowledge of AI concepts,
• Collaboration and Communication: They collaborate effectively with data scientists,
developers, and IT operations teams to ensure seamless integration between data
infrastructure and analytical workflows.

Benefits of a Data Science and Cloud Computing Engineer:

• Faster and Better Data-Driven Decisions: By building efficient data pipelines and AI
models they can arrive at better informed decisions that would otherwise need years of
trials and failures to achieve them.
• Scalability and Cost-Effectiveness: They design cloud-based solutions that can scale to
meet growing data volumes while optimizing costs through flexible resource allocation.
• Improved Data Security: They implement robust security measures to ensure the
confidentiality and integrity of sensitive data stored in the cloud.

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CYBERSECURITY SPECIALIST
A Cybersecurity Specialist is a digital defender who safeguards an organization's networks,
systems, and data from unauthorized access, cyberattacks, and malicious threats. They act as a
vigilant shield, constantly monitoring and fortifying the organization's IT infrastructure to prevent
security breaches and ensure data integrity.

Cybersecurity Specialists are the guardians of the digital age, proactive in their approach. They
employ a multi-layered defense strategy, which includes:

• Identifying vulnerabilities: Regularly scanning and testing systems to discover

weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers.
• Implementing security measures: Deploying firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and
other security tools to block suspicious activity and prevent intrusions.
• Responding to incidents: Taking swift action to contain and mitigate security breaches,
minimizing damage and recovering compromised data.
• Staying informed: Continuously learning about emerging cyber threats and adapting
security strategies to stay ahead of evolving tactics used by attackers.
• Raising awareness: Educating employees on best security practices and how to identify
and avoid phishing scams and social engineering attacks.

Cybersecurity Specialists are crucial for businesses of all sizes in today's digital landscape. By
safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring system uptime, they contribute to a company's
overall resilience and success.

Here are some typical responsibilities of a Cybersecurity Specialist:

• Conducting vulnerability assessments and penetration testing.

• Monitoring network traffic for suspicious activity.
• Analyzing security logs and incident reports.
• Implementing and configuring security software and tools.
• Patching systems and applications to address security vulnerabilities.
• Developing and maintaining security policies and procedures.
• Collaborating with IT teams to ensure security measures are integrated into daily
operations.
• Staying up-to-date on the latest cyber threats and trends.
• Providing security awareness training to employees.

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BUSINESS ANALYST
A Business Analyst is a data-driven problem-solver who unlocks the power of information to drive
better business decisions. They act as translators, transforming raw data into actionable insights
that inform strategies, optimize processes, and improve performance across all areas of an
organization. A Business Analyst bridges the gap between data and business needs, combine
analytical expertise with business knowledge to:

• Gather and Clean Data: Business Analysts collect data from various sources, ensuring
its accuracy and completeness for analysis.
• Analyze and Identify Trends: Business Analysts use statistical methods, data mining
techniques, and visualization tools to reveal hidden patterns, trends, and relationships
within the data.
• Communicate Insights: Business Analysts translate complex data findings into clear,
concise, and actionable recommendations for stakeholders across all levels of the
organization.
• Develop Data-Driven Solutions: Business Analysts work collaboratively with different
teams to translate insights into solutions that address business challenges and improve
outcomes.
• Integrate prompt-engineered AI models: Business Analysts integrate prompt-
engineered AI models into decision support systems to provide real-time insights and
recommendations, aiding executives in making informed decisions quickly.

Business Analysts play a key role in:

• Boosting Revenue and Profitability: By identifying trends and opportunities for

optimization, they help businesses maximize their return on investment.
• Enhancing Customer Experience: Data insights empower businesses to understand
customer needs and preferences, leading to improved products, services, and marketing
strategies.
• Gaining a Competitive Edge: Business Analysts leverage data to identify market trends
and competitor weaknesses, enabling businesses to make informed strategic decisions.

Typical responsibilities of a Business Analyst might include:

• Defining business needs and objectives for data analysis projects.

• Collecting, cleaning, and organizing data from various sources.
• Performing data analysis using statistical software and tools.
• Creating data visualizations such as charts, graphs, and dashboards.
• Identifying trends, patterns, and relationships within the data.
• Communicating insights and recommendations to stakeholders.
• Collaborating with IT teams to develop data-driven solutions.
• Integrating prompt-engineered AI models into decision support systems.

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DIGITAL CREATIVE MARKETING & ARTS
SPECIALIST
A Digital Creative Marketing and Art Specialist is a creative bridge between the worlds of art and
digital marketing. They leverage their artistic talent and digital marketing expertise to develop and
execute compelling marketing campaigns that utilize digital creations. These specialists possess a
unique blend of skills:

• Artistic Specialist: The Artistic Specialist is a highly creative individual responsible for
conceptualizing and executing visual content across various mediums. This role requires
a deep understanding of visual arts, design principles, and creative processes. Artistic
Specialists can apply their skills in producing innovative and high-quality works of art
using modern technologies in this field.
• Digital Marketing Creator: The Digital Marketing Creator is responsible for
developing and executing digital marketing strategies to increase brand awareness, drive
engagement, and generate leads. This role involves creating compelling content,
managing digital campaigns, analyzing performance metrics, and continuously
optimizing efforts to achieve marketing goals.
• UI/UX Designer: The UI/UX Designer is responsible for creating and enhancing user
experiences and user interfaces for digital products, ensuring they are intuitive, user-
friendly, and visually appealing. This role involves a blend of creative and technical
skills, including user research, wireframing, prototyping, and visual design. The UI/UX
Designer collaborates with cross-functional teams to deliver solutions that meet user
needs and business goals.

Here's what a Digital Creation Marketing and Art Specialist might typically do:

• Content Development: Create visually appealing graphics, videos, animations, and other
digital media to support marketing campaigns. develop and design marketing materials
such as banners, social media posts, email templates, and infographics.
• Website and UX Design: Collaborate with web developers to design and update website
visuals and user interfaces. ensure a seamless and aesthetically pleasing user experience.
• Video Production: Produce and edit videos for promotional purposes, including product
demos, tutorials, and brand stories. manage all aspects of video production, from
scripting to final editing.
• Brand Consistency: Maintain consistency in visual branding across all digital platforms;
develop, adhere to brand guidelines to ensure a cohesive brand identity, and ensure all
creative content is aligned with campaign goals and target audience needs..
• Social Media Management: Design and create content for social media platforms to
engage followers and attract new audiences. monitor social media trends and adjust
content strategies accordingly.
• Digital Advertising: Create visuals for digital ads (e.g., PPC, display ads, social media
ads) that capture attention and drive conversions. collaborate with the advertising team to
optimize visual content for performance.