Alejandro Lares is a Senior Architect at The Workshop - Inventors of Play at The Workshop - Inventors of Play. He possess expertise in jira, ejb, hibernate, spring, tomcat and 25 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "Alejandro has been an extremely valuable development team member in the Sportsbook Channel, which I Project Manage directly. He has a fantastic grasp of our highly complex system, including the legacy parts - and is able to effectively and concurrently see the big picture while at the same time delve into the technical details. He has also demonstrated leadership and manegerial ability, where, on various occasions, he stepped up to the plate to lead the team when the Team Lead was on holidays - and did so quite well. Alejandro also has a very likeable character - where people naturally migrate to him as a source for technical and channel specific information. He mentors the more junior members of the team, and coordinates extremely well with the Load Test and Performance Teams, Build Management and IT Operations Support (ITOS). When someone on the team get's stuck with a problem, Alejandro is normally the first person they ask for guidance - as he is an excellent trouble shooter and out of box solution finder. I really like that he presents options to any solution. Moreover, Alejandro works well under pressure, remaining calm during complex deploys and fire fighting situations in a production environment - and believe me, we had our share! I highly recommend Alejandro on any development project as a solid team member, capable leader, and technical expert." and "Alejandro is a versatile and highly experienced Java Developer with a wide range of technical experience. He is experienced in the entire Software development process from the requirements analysis to the deployment and maintenance. His direct collaboration with stakeholders and QA has always been the main ingredient for a successful delivered project. I will always look to do the impossible to keep him in my team!"