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Senior software developer and Technical Leader for Intel's testing runtime library group. This library is an embedded-like system written in C++ and C#, abstracting and running on Intel's ATE (Automated Test Equipment), implementing the different test methodologies utilized to test most of Intel's products. The performance and quality of this library are critical as it directly affects the quality, affordability, and reliability of Intel's product families.The go-to person for solving urgent functional bugs and performance issues (from memory consumption to test time), frequently joining task forces and debugging sessions. This includes enabling his business unit to meet a 4.2 million unit gap for a previous client product generation and reducing the test program memory footprint from 200% to 78% of the ATE capacity for a previous server product generation, unblocking Quality Survey manufacture activities.Set the technical direction of new projects, research highly technical problems, and drive prompt resolution with high quality. Some examples of this technical direction are adopting industry standards and best practices such as CI/CD, DevOps, Azure Pipelines, NuGet packages, and MSBuild.A technical lead in his group, leading by example, coaching and mentoring other team members, providing feedback, and guiding them through their problems while challenging them. Hence, they learn and find solutions themselves, pushing for the right, high-quality solutions and skipping the short-term, unscalable ones.Responsible for defining and enabling multiple technologies for Intel's ATE and new test methodologies, such as parallel testing on intra-die packages, concurrent device testing, defining the new ATE's APIs for performance maximization based on the library's usage model, and enabling parallelism in one of the library's main flows, reducing the time around 50%.

Led the transformation of a support team into a high-performance software development team for Intel's standard runtime library. Shifted the team's culture by applying Kanban for project management, adopting other Agile artifacts such as retrospectives, and pushing the team's learning with sharing sessions.Kept doing technical work and fixing urgent issues while having the manager role. His work includes fixing a memory leak in the runtime library and un-gating the previous client product generation's power-on activities, which is crucial to providing feedback from manufacturing to design.

Software development for Intel's standard testing runtime library, used to test the different Intel product families on HVM (High Volume Manufacturing).Responsible for enabling this library on a new Automated Test Equipment (ATE) developed by Intel. The activities performed included but were not limited to developing new code in C\# and C++ for the new ATE, developing software validation infrastructure in the new ATE in Python and MSBuild, analyzing existing code to improve HVM for different families of Intel's products on the new ATE, and collaborating with other Intel groups on the deployment schedule.Led different quality efforts such as unit testing adoption.

Developed and improved functional and scan (ATPG) content, the standardization of flows, test time reduction methodologies, and product preparation for high volume manufacturing for different Intel client products like Broadwell and Skylake.

Developed and designed web applications for different governmental organizations.Developed and maintained an assets and render farm manager application for an animation studio.