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GoodBarber says "Marhaba"! مرحبا بكل القراء العرب

Hello Everyone,

My name is Safa Amari and I am from Tunisia.
I speak three languages: Arabic (my native language), French and English.
I like music, traveling, sports, reading, cooking….

I am very interested in information technology, marketing, management and human resources.
I hold a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Information and Internet Systems from the University of Corsica.
At the moment I am studying at the IAE (business school) of Corsica to obtain a master's in Management, with a specialization in International Business in the southern Mediterranean. So, when I found out that GoodBarber was looking for someone to work on the Arab market, I applied immediately for this job as it really interests me, and here I am! 

I will be working with the GoodBarber team as an intern for 6 months, in order to help Arabic customers create their Beautiful Apps - and of course I'll do my very best to serve the Arabic market!

See you,
Safa

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