- Integrate secure firmware, kernel, and operating system components (such as secure containers) into a functional OpenEmbedded distribution for IoT, Embedded, EDGE, and virtual devices.- Implement and maintain BSP layers in OE for a variety of embedded, IoT, and Edge devices.- Automate devices in LAVA for integration into Linaro testing lab- Work with the TuxSuite team to automate and maintain OpenEmbedded builds in TuxSuite CI.- Release OpenEmbedded based distributions on a release cadence (generating release artefacts and release notes)- Implement CI loops for Linaro projects building a variety of OSes and deploying across a variety or hardware platforms- Contribute to open source projects such as SQUAD, LAVA, and TuxSuite.

Maintainer of several Arch Linux packages

Participate in the re-architecture for modularization and modernization of the HPE/Aruba switch products firmware. Responsible for maintaining Linux kernel releases. Build, test, and release kernel—Backport bug fixes to stable release streams.Responsible for the care and feeding of a Yocto setup which provides all the software and kernel for the use of HPE/Aruba switches (https://www.arubanetworks.com/products/switches/).Monitor and participate in patch reviews for the Yocto subsystem.Responsible for supporting developers with Yocto issues. Updates and fix the Yocto subsystem. Integrate the Yocto consuming software.Debug build issues to improve product quality.Work both independently and in small groups to deliver build improvements on time.Embedded development and SW/HW testing for HPE/Aruba switch products.Experience with Linux scripting tools.Experience in building, maintaining, and modernizing build systems. Experience as a contributor and maintainer role.Problem-solving and collaboration skills.Mentoring and trained several teams about Open Source technologies: Linux, Git, and other Software Development tools.Participated in developing tools for migration to Git repositories from a massive codebase.

Development of tools for migration of a big codebase from IBM Rational ClearCase to Git.

• Development of IP-based PBX platforms and custom telephony applications based on Asterisk and other open-source frameworks.• Detailed troubleshooting and analysis of media signalling protocols like SIP and others.• Development of front-end and back-end web systems.

• Web development of services for UO Intranet (UONet). Some of those services were "El Universitario" and "EnjoyIt".• Systems and Network administration in EFTS-SC.• Planned and executed migration from Microsoft Windows to Linux systems.