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Alked Ejupi

Software Engineer

About Me

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Hello 👋 I'm Alked!

I'm a software engineer with over 5 years of experience, based in London, United Kingdom. I currently work at JPMorganChase, focusing on building scalable cloud infrastructure.

Before joining JPMorgan, I obtained a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Southampton, where my dissertation on blockchain testing methodologies was published as a first-author paper. Alongside my studies, I also provided consultancy services in mobile app development.

In my spare time, I enjoy exploring emerging frameworks, building products, and deepening my understanding of computer science concepts. I’m also passionate about teaching and mentoring fellow software engineers, newcomers to tech, and anyone keen to expand their knowledge in the field.

Apps

These apps were built outside of work as independent projects.

If you are interested to collaborate, feel free to contact me on LinkedIn.

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Linkaout: Find Events Nearby

Want to go out but don’t know what’s happening in your city? Linkaout helps you find events on a map, join to make new friends, and share events with a link so your friends can join too!

Now available for web, iOS and Android!

Linkaout - Find Events Nearby | Product Hunt
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Tittle: Uni Confessions

Originally launched in 2021.

Tittle was an anonymous social app for university students to share campus secrets, crushes, memes, allowing students to interact anonymously and stay connected with campus life.

This app is no longer available, but fortunately, AppAdvice still has it archived.

Publications

Performance and Scalability Testing for Blockchain Consensus Protocols: an Empirical Framework

A Ejupi, S De Angelis, V Sassone

6th Distributed Ledger Technology Workshop, May 14-15, 2024

This paper introduces a comprehensive framework for evaluating the performance of various blockchain systems, aiming to establish standardised testing methodologies that enhance comparability and reproducibility across different consensus protocols.

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