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Mostafa Sakr has extensive experience in the technology industry, with a focus on building smart and sustainable cities, automation systems, and digital identity solutions. Mostafa has held several leadership roles, including Chief Technology Officer at Ireckon City, where they are involved in building climate-friendly, smarter, and greener cities in collaboration with municipalities in the Netherlands. Prior to this, they worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Priva, where they specialized in building horticultural automation systems and transforming buildings into smart and efficient spaces using IoT and Azure technologies. Mostafa also served as a Senior Software Engineer Consulting at Bugaboo, where they led global migration projects and developed integrations with various third-party platforms. Additionally, they have experience as a Chief Technology Officer at Tykn B.V., where they led a tech team in achieving significant funding and oversaw the development of digital identity and blockchain-based solutions. Mostafa has also co-founded a start-up called Clear.bio, which focuses on personalized nutrition using modern technology and scientific research. Mostafa has been part of the Antler program, where they worked as an Entrepreneur in Residence and collaborated with a diverse group of individuals to develop innovative tech solutions. Throughout their career, Mostafa has demonstrated expertise in software development and has worked with technologies such as .NET, Scala, Azure, and Akka.

Mostafa Sakr's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Beni-Suef University. The specific field of study is not provided. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained several certifications. These include "Defensive Coding in C#" from Pluralsight in July 2015, "Cash Flow" from HP Autonomy in December 2014, "Basics of Finance" from HP Autonomy in September 2014, "Strategic Planning" from HP Autonomy in September 2014, and "Architecting Applications for the Real World in .NET" from Pluralsight in April 2014.