About

Alejandro Garcia is a Senior Software Engineer and Data Engineer at Ericsson, with a passion for technology and innovation. He has several years of experience in the entire software development lifecycle and is dedicated to creating, implementing, and maintaining high-quality IT solutions from both technical and strategic managerial perspectives. Alejandro has proven to be proactive, innovative, and committed to excellence in all his experiences and assignments. He is always eager to learn more and face new challenges every day. Currently, Alejandro works as a Senior Data Engineer and Scrum Master at Ericsson, where he is engineering Ericsson’s Radio Data Insights Big data analytics solution for analyzing 3G, 4G, and 5G network data. He has transformed the existing monolithic backend into a modern cloud platform based on spring boot microservices. Alejandro is working as a team lead and data engineer systemizing and developing big data pipelines for ingesting, processing, and analyzing network data. His main technologies are Java, Python, Spring boot, SQL, No-SQL, REST, RabbitMQ, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, EFK stack, Skaffold, Prometheus, Grafana, Jupyter, Maven, Mockito, Git, Scala, Kafka, Flink, Hadoop, Spark, Livy, Mapr, and Machine learning. Previously, Alejandro worked as a Senior Software Engineer and Software Engineer at Ericsson, where he developed the next generation Ericsson Network Management system, ENM, and 3G Wideband features. He has a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Strategic IT management from Stockholm University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Universidad Central de Venezuela. Alejandro's technical skills include Data Engineering, Software Engineering, SQL, Big Data, Spring Boot, Spring, Jupyter, Spark, RabbitMQ, Kubernetes, Docker, ML, Hadoop, Kafka, Microservices, Backend, Python, Scala, Java, and test. With over 11 years of relevant experience, Alejandro is a skilled and dedicated professional who is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to grow professionally within the computer science field.