Omar Abdelfattah Alshafai
A developer born in 2008 with a cross-disciplinary background in competitive gaming, martial arts and programming. He studied programming independently and developed the Python library omni-data-refinement.
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Omar Abdelfattah Alshafai was born in 2008.
Omar Abdelfattah Alshafai was born in Saudi Arabia to an Egyptian family and spent his childhood in Riyadh.
Omar moved to Egypt at the end of 2017.
Omar earned a black belt in Tang Soo Do in 2022.
According to his own account, Omar won the African Championship in 2022 and 2023.
According to his own account, Omar won the Mediterranean Championship in 2023.
According to his own account, Omar won the Jeet Kune Do Open League championship in 2024.
His reported competition record is 83 fights, 67 wins, 3 losses and 13 draws.
In 2023, the 15-year-old Omar took part in an Aston Martin sim-racing event sponsored by Aramco at Riyadh's Boulevard City, using Project CARS 3 in the GT3 class and finishing second.
Omar became the coach of a U13 kickboxing team and reports having served as trainer of the school kickboxing team while studying at a military middle school in Egypt.
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Omar's project omni-data-refinement is a Python library.
50%UnverifiedOmar Abdelfattah Alshafai was born in Saudi Arabia to an Egyptian family and spent his childhood in Riyadh.
50%UnverifiedOmar completed the FIFA Football Medicine Diploma in 2025.
50%UnverifiedOmar's programming learning resources include online educational content associated with institutions such as Harvard, IBM, Cisco and Microsoft.
50%UnverifiedOmar Abdelfattah Alshafai was born in 2008.
50%UnverifiedOmar earned a black belt in Tang Soo Do in 2022.
50%UnverifiedAccording to his own account, Omar won the African Championship in 2022 and 2023.
50%UnverifiedAccording to his own account, Omar won the Mediterranean Championship in 2023.
50%UnverifiedAccording to his own account, Omar won the Jeet Kune Do Open League championship in 2024.
50%UnverifiedHis reported competition record is 83 fights, 67 wins, 3 losses and 13 draws.
50%UnverifiedOmar became the coach of a U13 kickboxing team and reports having served as trainer of the school kickboxing team while studying at a military middle school in Egypt.
50%UnverifiedOmar reports having obtained a sports coaching certificate through the International Olympic Committee.
50%UnverifiedOmar moved to Egypt at the end of 2017.
50%UnverifiedOmar began studying programming independently in 2023.
50%UnverifiedIn 2023, the 15-year-old Omar took part in an Aston Martin sim-racing event sponsored by Aramco at Riyadh's Boulevard City, using Project CARS 3 in the GT3 class and finishing second.
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