Company Description Ain Shams University, founded in July 1950 as Ibrahim Pasha University, is the third established university in Egypt. It has played a key role alongside Cairo University and Alexandria University in expanding access to higher education for a growing youth population. Over time, Ain Shams University has developed a strong network of distinguished faculties and academic institutes. The university is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, research, and the preparation of future professionals across multiple disciplines. Computer science students benefit from a vibrant academic environment and opportunities for practical learning.
Role Description A Computer Science Student at Ain Shams University engages in full-time, on-site study and academic work at the Cairo campus. Day-to-day activities include attending lectures and labs, completing programming assignments, participating in group projects, and conducting research under faculty guidance. Students are expected to engage actively in class discussions, collaborate with peers, and apply analytical thinking to solve computing problems. The role also involves staying up to date with emerging technologies, preparing for exams, and participating in academic events or workshops related to computer science.
Qualifications

Foundational knowledge in Computer Science, including core concepts, data structures, and algorithms. Programming skills in one or more languages (such as Python, Java, C++, or similar) and the ability to write clean, efficient code. Strong Analytical Skills and problem-solving abilities for tackling theoretical and practical computing challenges. Effective Communication skills, including the ability to collaborate with peers and present technical ideas clearly. Research skills, with the capacity to gather information, review academic literature, and contribute to projects under supervision. Commitment to full-time study and readiness to work in an on-site, campus-based environment in Cairo. Basic familiarity with mathematics relevant to computer science (such as discrete mathematics and logic) is beneficial. Demonstrated motivation to learn, adapt to new technologies, and participate in academic and extracurricular activities.