Mohamed Omar
Founder & CTO of Robotic Eir, building digital identity and compliance infrastructure for humanoid robots. Before that, a long run designing cloud-native architecture, data platforms, and enterprise systems for clients like Guidewire and Dell. Off the clock: a PADI-certified diver, Top Performing Toastmaster, and volunteer coding & 3D-printing teacher.
Building things that have to work.
I'm the founder and CTO of Robotic Eir, an Irish robotics and digital infrastructure company building the Humanoid Robot Registration System (HRRS) — digital identity, ownership tracking, compliance, and lifecycle governance for humanoid robots. The build is backed by a competitively-won €69,000 Enterprise Ireland Innovation Voucher, and I own the architecture end-to-end: microservices, cloud infrastructure, and the product itself.
I've also spent years teaching — as a part-time instructor for Oracle University, and now as a volunteer coding and 3D-printing teacher for high school students. A technologist at heart since age 12 — still true today, just with bigger machines.
Founder & CTO, Robotic Eir
Humanoid Robot Registration System (HRRS) — digital identity and compliance infrastructure for humanoid robots. Cork, Ireland.
Data Architect Consultant, Guidewire
Spearheaded the company's cloud vision on AWS, driving migrations to cloud-native infrastructure for Tier-1 global insurance clients. Dublin, Ireland.
Advisor Data Engineer, Dell Technologies
Cloud-native microservices, DataOps orchestration, and Innovation Lead — facilitating 22+ workshops and taking 1st place worldwide in Dell's Global Innovation Competition. Cork, Ireland.
Senior Oracle Fusion Middleware Consultant & Team Lead
Led a 12-person team on a $50M government transformation programme (MoMRAH), delivering a citizen information platform serving 20M+ people. Saudi Arabia.
Application & Web Development
Early career across Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Technologist at heart — where it all started.
Certifications
A structured collection — like a reef, each one built on the last. Robotics, cloud, insurance tech, and a few things picked up for the sheer curiosity of it.
Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot Certificate Training
Certificate of Participation — The Construct Robotics Institute, Barcelona — Oct 2025
Pathways — Level 5, Presentation Mastery
Toastmasters International — Feb 2024
ClaimCenter Ace / Professional Certification
Guidewire Software — Oct 2022
Associate Certification — InsuranceSuite 10.0 Developer
Guidewire Software — Aug 2022
PADI Certified Diver
PADI
AWS Technical Essentials
Simplilearn — Oct 2021
Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner
IBM — Sep 2021
Developer Training for Spark & Hadoop
Cloudera — Sep 2020
Essentials of 3D Construction Printing
May 2023
CPD Diploma, Business Innovation & Digital Transformation
Technological University Dublin — Sep 2021
Beyond the architecture diagrams
Scuba diving
A PADI-certified diver for well over a decade, from Red Sea reef walls to colder Irish waters. Diving is where the noise stops — the same attention to pressure, depth, and margin for error that goes into architecting systems that can't fail.
PADI Certified DiverTeaching & making
Volunteer teacher for high school students, running hands-on coding and 3D printing classes, on top of years as a part-time Oracle University instructor. The same instinct for building things by hand now shows up in Robotic Eir's hardware.
Essentials of 3D Construction Printing, 2023Toastmasters
Years of competing at club and area level, culminating in being named Top Performing Toastmaster for District 71 (UK & Ireland) in 2023 — communication and leadership practiced deliberately, not just picked up on the job.
Top Performing Toastmaster, District 71 — 2023Travel
A genuine travel habit — Granada's Alhambra, city squares across Europe, and wherever the next dive site happens to be. The same curiosity about how places and systems are put together, pointed outward.
"Whether it's 30 metres underwater or three layers deep in a cloud architecture diagram, the discipline is the same: know your limits, plan the dive, dive the plan."
A few markers along the way
Competitions and communication awards — evidence that the work holds up outside my own head.
As seen in print
Clonmel Toastmasters' President's Dinner and Awards Night — held Thursday, 26th June — made the local papers, covered by both The Nationalist and the Tipp Echo, marking the club's enduring legacy of excellence in public speaking, communication, and leadership development.
A nice bit of proof that the communication practice pays off outside the club room too.
Visual evidence
A few frames from underwater, from robotics labs, and from the road.
