Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is the name by which Google is called the set of activities that, applying computer science and engineering, designs, develops and reliably maintains large distributed computing systems.Machine Learning SRE team works with products ranging from (a) cloud AI and industry solutions that help enterprise teams and developers build Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) capabilities into business processes and end-customer applications; to (b) internal core infrastructure for serving machine-learning models.Responsibilities:Responsible for improving the overall reliability of systems and services through the postmortem lifecycle process and assisting the management team in reviewing them and ensuring they are complete and acted uponDevelop reports to track scope, schedule, budget, issues, risks, and overall status for projects to ensure timely deliveryIdentify and measure metrics relevant to evaluate the progress, health and quality of various services supported by the teamsWork with management to design and launch new processes, institute process improvements, and ensure the efficient / reliable achievement of process objectives Able to develop a good technical context as there is a high degree of interaction with engineers in a cross-functional project and technical understanding is necessary

As part of Google Cloud Developer Relations, I am connecting and collaborating with the communities that love technology, supporting European ecosystem on Google Cloud Platform. I am dedicated to help developers and their communities, small and large businesses, educational institutions and government agencies to see the benefits of our technology come to life.ResponsibilitiesManage relationships with, and foster creation of, Google Cloud developers communities in Europe., meeting with developers and businesses, promoting Google Cloud technologies.Analyze, measure and report what’s going on in the community ecosystem, Identifying community needs, key trends, insights and proactively develop strategies to best satisfy them.Attain high visibility personally, giving keynotes at Google events, speaking at third-party events, and actively engaging with regional governments, universities and business/startup groups.Identify European-relevant tech events, then design and execute Google content participation strategy to them.Advocate for developers internally, and influence Google developer product strategy by working with Product Management, Engineering, PR, Marketing, Business Development and other cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities:Make developers in the region successful by building applications and businesses on Google's developer products and APIsRepresent Google's key products (Android, Chrome, Cloud Platform and Google Plus) as well as our myriad of other developer products relevant to the regional audienceCoordinate and execute both online and offline outreach and support programs in the region. This could include responsibility for large-scale Google developer events such as Google Developer Days or DevFests (i.e. large budget, high attendance, high visibility), as well as having responsibility for local content on developers.google.com and regional developer blogs and social networking channels.Plan and execute regional outreach and support programs, including large-scale public and online eventsAdvocate for developers internally, and influence Google developer product strategy by working with Product Management, Engineering, PR, Marketing, Business Development, and other cross-functional teams.

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Global New Services Unit (prev. Innovation Unit) in Telefónica Corp, spec. As a part of NaaS strategy (Network as a Service) of Telefonica, BlueVia[1] is offering different network capabilities through a set REST API’s[2]. The aim is to integrate these capabilities within mobile app, web app and even back-office applications. Even although these apps can be distributed in any app store, BlueVia offers an integrated app store as a straight path to the Telefonica's customers.In addition, BlueVia provides several interesting ways for the monetizing the apps[3]: BlueVia shares part of the revenues coming from the APIs usage. In such a way the developers earn money not just by selling their applications but also as a recurrent revenues by the APIs usage. Currently, the followings are the percentage of revenue share: - Sell: 70% - SMS API: 20% MO / 10% MT - Advertising API: 50% - Payment (Suscription): 70%Very soon, BlueVia will improve the current APIs, and new capabilities will be accesible through new APIs. BlueVia is right now available in four countries[4], Argentina, Mexico, Spain and Uk, but very soon new countries will add to the initiative, reaching a potential market of several tens of millions of customers.My responsibilities in the BlueVia team are: - Support developers in the integration of BlueVia with their apps. - Prepare training material in BlueVia technology. - Programming examples of BlueVia APIs usage. - Get feedback from the developers, helping to BlueVia's product team to getting better. - Foster an ecosystem of developers around BlueVia. - Produce scientific and technical material about BlueVia. - Participate in developers forum and conferences with keynotes and workshop about BlueVia.[1] www.bluevia.com[2] www.bluevia.com/en/knowledge/APIs [3] www.bluevia.com/en/page/view/menupath/main.gotomarket.sell.businessModels[4] www.bluevia.com/en/knowledge/APIs.API-country-availability

The Morfeo open source community constitutes an open ecosystem aimed to achieve the following goals: - Define standard software applications and base platform technologies, leading to transformation of compliant products into commodities.- Create business opportunities around defined standards.- Ensure long-term protection of investment and innovation relying on defined standardsInvolvement of the best talent and true innovation cannot be afforded in isolation by a single organization. Recognizing this fact, Morfeo acts a catalyst for incubation of research, development and innovation projects involving: - Companies (both, large corporations and SMEs), - Regional Technological Centers and Clusters, - Universities and Research Centers, - Users, including Public Administrations

Telefonica I+D, the GSyC/LibreSoft research group at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC) and the CETTICO research group at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) join efforts to create the Spanish QualiPSo Open Source Competence Centre.The QualiPSo consortium is aimed at helping industries and governments to fuel innovation and competitiveness by stimulating the use of low-cost, flexible, open source software to develop innovative and reliable information systems. In order to do this, it intends to define and implement the technologies, practices and policies that facilitate the development and use of such software, with the same level of accuracy and trust traditionally offered by proprietary software.Within the QualiPSo consortium framework the goal of the competence centre is twofold: firstly, to take advantage of the results of QualiPSo both in technical terms (tools, platforms, etc.) and project experience, and secondly, to provide resources and support for open source software users, producers and consumers on quality-related topics, offering a set of basic services based on the results of QualiPSo consortium's works.The project, funded by the European Commission under the Sixth Framework Program, includes the GSyC/LibreSoft research group at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC) and Telefonica I+D among its members. The MORFEO community, in which also the CETTICO group from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) acts as a permanent member of the Board of Direction, creates a link with the QualiPSo project through these three partners that are involved in the MORFEO community. This community will provide a knowledge base around a model associated with open source software and will provide enterprises with counselling on open source software-related issues.The QualiPSo competence centre based in the MORFEO community, includes mechanisms for the adhesion of new members and will be strategically ruled trough its link with this community.

La Red Oficinas Morfeo pretende construir una comunidad de producción libre de tecnología donde agentes de los procesos de I+D+i cooperen bajo esquemas no competitivos.La meta perseguida es el desarrollo de un tejido empresarial de base científico-tecnológica, de elevada productividad y significativas ventajas competitivas, que contribuya al crecimiento económico socialmente responsable.La estrategia adoptada se basa en la construcción de un ecosistema técnico-económico que implemente el paradigma de la Open Innovation mediante el licenciamiento libre de la producción científica, tecnológica y económica, esta última en forma de modelos de negocio. El desarrollo de dicha estrategia se fundamenta en la experiencias obtenidas en la Comunidad Morfeo.En este contexto, la red tendrá como fin la promoción de modelos de negocio basados en software libre y tecnologías abiertas bajo el modelo de Open Innovation, mecanismo que permite que los organismos no dependan únicamente de sus procesos internos de I+D, sino también aprovechar procesos, ideas y recursos externos, lo que en último término permitirá el impulso de la industria TIC, contribuyendo al crecimiento económico, la producción científica y tecnológica y el desarrollo educativo.

Free Open Source Specialist at Centre for Software TechnologiesManagement, technical communication skills.Technical project management based on collaborative tools: - Trac - GForge - Wiki - Wordpress - MoodleAdministrative project management (research and development programs): - Frame Program (European Commission) - Avanza Program (Spanish Program) - Iberoeka Program (R&D program for Latin-American countries) - Chineka Program (Spanish R&D program for China)Community management: - Open Innovation management. - Strategy based on tree level: participation (sharing, collaboration and cooperation). - Multi channel communications. - Training based networking. - Open Business approach.

Assistant Professor of Operating System, Distributed System and Introducing to Robotics.Communication and Operating System Group.Research on Open Source Communities at LibreSoft (http://libresoft.es)Research on Adversarial Queueing TheoryManagement and technical skills: - Technical project management. - Free Software community’s management. - Corba middleware programming. - Linux operating system. - Inferno operating system. - Limbo programming. - Ada/C++/C programming.

Technical skills: - Network Monitoring. - Linux kernel (PPC/M860). - Network drivers . - Motorola PPC M860 Programming. - Surveillance Application programming. - C/C++ programming. - TCP/IP programming - System Administrator - HPUX/AIX/Linux/Win32 programming. - Web programming with PHP.

El SEFOCUMA (Servicio para la formación de cuadros de mando) fue una de las modalidades para prestar el servicio militar obligatorio en España mientras este estuvo en vigor, hasta el año 2001. El objetivo del mismo era aprovechar el periodo de formación militar obligatoria para instruir futuros oficiales de los ejércitos de España (en concreto, alféreces), que prestaran los servicios propios de su empleo durante unos meses, para a continuación pasar a la reserva durante un periodo de tres años.