About

Antonio Salazar is an accomplished software engineer with over a decade of experience in developing and deploying complex systems for various industries. He is currently working as a Software Engineer for AdServingPlatforms at Apple, where he is responsible for providing personalized ads for all Apple services on all devices. He is working directly with two gigantic streaming services that digest big data to generate personalized ads. He adapted and delivered a new feature for the current validation framework that required matching data consistency between services streaming ad campaigns without any disruption while managing different versions, types, content, and services producing this data. Antonio has previously worked as a Back End Developer in Genesis Team for NAUTILUS online payment platform at The Bridge Social. He joined the back-end DevOps team as a senior back-end Java Developer to help design, build, and deploy all the Nautilus/LYNK Banking System microservices. During his time here, he was responsible for the microservices in charge of processing money transfers and accountancy balance operations between native users and bank customers who want to incorporate Nautilus as a personal digital wallet. He also designed and implemented an accounting mechanism to allow the services to handle extreme concurrency in scenarios where thousands of transactions needed to be processed simultaneously while safeguarding the account's balance and bookkeeping every transaction correctly for the next movement. Before joining The Bridge Social, Antonio worked as a Java Software Engineer for Cloud Services (FADENET) at Caja Inmaculada S.C. de A.P. de RL, de C.V. He implemented servlets 4.0 new capabilities combined with cloud computing services from Amazon (AWS) to deploy loosely-to-none coupled microservices, all running in the same environment or cloud, increasing failover capability of web applications with decreased latency, pipelining, and multiplexing multiple requests. He created a new module for his framework (FADENET) on which he deployed a lightweight web version of his first debt collection system (Debttor), not only using the same reliable services from the first system but adding new features like on-site reporting, intelligent delivery routes applying data mining operations resulting in a time and user's input reduction from 35 minutes to less than 30 seconds needed to perform all the tasks involved from work assignment to the actual daily delivery route and strategy creation. Antonio holds a degree in Computer Systems Engineering from Instituto Tecnológico de Querétaro. He also has a degree in 3D Generalist from Gnomon