Résumé

I got an opportunity to move to Germany and work on a local startup, where I am currently in charge of creating and maintaining the full Linux software platform on a satellite. From the kernel and bootloader to the package management and update procedures, I am responsible that these mission critical components work flawlessly in orbit.

Right after I finished the previous project, the company started moving some of their most skilled employees into a new team with the purpose of developing an all new initiative: MuleSoft Composer. This is aimed at expanding our tooling for simpler tasks, broadening the possibilities for the non-technical users.

In this new endeavour, I had gone from leading a single of its core backend components to becoming one of the key players on the whole backend platform. From day one of the project I had helped with the analysis, design, and development of a microservices focused platform; driving the product all the way to GA and beyond.

After the end of the Internship I was offered the opportunity to continue working at the company while I pursued my software engineering degree.

I took ownership of a project named MUnit Test recorder centred around simplifying our clients' development process, allowing to easily test and validate the correct functionality of their software, reducing time and effort. In order to achieve this goal, it was required to coordinate interactions across several teams to bring a smooth and cohesive experience to the end users.

By the end we saw 30% adoption increase and 25% usage compared to the old process within the first 3 months of the release of the new tool, and overwhelmingly positive feedback from our clientele.

I was part of the first "Colts" Internship after Salesforce acquisition, where I got the chance to work as a part of a core team (the MUnit team) and participate in a challenging project, giving me the fortuity to get hands-on experience.