Mamoun Abu-Samaha is a part-time lecturer at the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University. Areas he teaches include mobile applications development, cybersecurity, software engineering, algorithms, blockchain and game design. His research interests include mobility, mobile devices security, game design and application, blockchain, mobile applications development, AI focus on GAN Software, device form factors and the user experience, and how security will continue to evolve and overlap.
Abu-Samaha has extensive industrial experience in software development in telecommunications and electronics. He worked for Hewlett Packard as an architect and technology strategist in corporate IT, a software architect, and then a wireless and mobility chief technology officer. Later, he worked for Motorola Mobility as their enterprise CTO. Currently he is co-founder, CEO, and chief strategy officer for MobiWee Inc.
Abu-Samaha loves to teach and work with students. He loves to learn from students and always gives them a chance to teach something they like by spending one-on-one time to learn and share their learning in class. He loves students who take risks in projects, as he believes 10% of good work on a new idea is better than 100% on a project you are already proficient in.
Abu-Samaha was born in Palestine, lived in Jordan, worked in Dubai, and completed his higher education in San Jose, California, and Eindhoven, the Netherlands. He has played for the national volleyball team of Jordan and the student teams in Eindhoven.
Mamoun Abu-Samaha is a part-time lecturer at the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University. Areas he teaches include mobile applications development, cybersecurity, software engineering, algorithms, blockchain and game design. His research interests include mobility, mobile devices security, game design and application, blockchain, mobile applications development, AI focus on GAN Software, device form factors and the user experience, and how security will continue to evolve and overlap.
Abu-Samaha has extensive industrial experience in software development in telecommunications and electronics. He worked for Hewlett Packard as an architect and technology strategist in corporate IT, a software architect, and then a wireless and mobility chief technology officer. Later, he worked for Motorola Mobility as their enterprise CTO. Currently he is co-founder, CEO, and chief strategy officer for MobiWee Inc.
Abu-Samaha loves to teach and work with students. He loves to learn from students and always gives them a chance to teach something they like by spending one-on-one time to learn and share their learning in class. He loves students who take risks in projects, as he believes 10% of good work on a new idea is better than 100% on a project you are already proficient in.
Abu-Samaha was born in Palestine, lived in Jordan, worked in Dubai, and completed his higher education in San Jose, California, and Eindhoven, the Netherlands. He has played for the national volleyball team of Jordan and the student teams in Eindhoven.
