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Tamer Qtaish has an extensive work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Tamer started their career with Wizards Productions as a Team Lead, where they resolved security flaws and quickly rose to a leadership position. Tamer then joined D1G.com as a Senior Back End Engineer, addressing technical challenges and successfully releasing a sub portals system project.

Following that, Tamer worked at Localgiving.com as a Senior Back End Engineer, where they addressed bugs, developed a new website, and optimized the mobile version for scalability. Tamer also assisted in the development of the company's API. At Admedo, Tamer served as a Technical Lead, overseeing the Programmatic Marketing Platform and resolving technical issues before the platform's launch.

Tamer then joined Unbits.com as a Chief Technology Officer, where they rebuilt and launched the delayed ecommerce platform within a tight timeframe. Tamer later joined Sportlobster as a Senior Back End Engineer, where they refactored the automated testing suite and improved the Test Driven Development process.

At LuckyTrip, Tamer held multiple roles, including Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, Chief Technology Officer, and Technical Advisor. Tamer played a crucial role in the development and growth of LuckyTrip, managing integration with third parties such as EasyJet and restructuring the technical infrastructure and backend of the platform.

As a Chief Technical Advisor and later Chief Technology Officer at homie.rent, Tamer addressed technical limitations and improved the stability and performance of the property-tech platform. Finally, they are currently serving as the Chief Technology Officer at bloobloom.

Throughout their career, Tamer has demonstrated their leadership skills, technical expertise, and ability to address complex technical challenges while driving growth and performance improvements in various industries.

Tamer Qtaish obtained their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Princess Sumaya University for Technology in the years 2003 to 2008.