Jorge Ibarra

University of St. Andrews

Erasmus Mundus MSc in Dependable Software Systems

July 2015 | St. Andrews, Scotland

Université de Lorraine

Erasmus Mundus MSc in Dependable Software Systems

July 2014 | Nancy, France

Universidad de Guadalajara

BSc in Computer Engineering

June 2009 | Guadalajara, Mexico

From Msc and Bsc

• Formal System Modeling
• Logic
• Information Systems Security
• Java EE
• Software Engineering
• Software Architecture
• Human Computer Interaction
• Object Oriented Programming

From Platzi

• Front-End Development

From LinkedIn Learning

• Leadership
• Communication
• Management

Oracle

Senior Member of Technical Staff - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | Devops | Java EE Developer

April 2016 - Jun 2020 | Guadalajara, Mexico

Worked on Exadata Cloud at Customer Database related tasks on a remote basis. Tasks included feature development, bug solving and devops operations. This gave me the opportunity to understand the complexity and structure of projects made of many solutions managed by many teams interacting with each other everyday. It also gave me the skills to work on almost every part of the stack.

Used Agile practices, as well as international-intercultural communications on a daily basis with colleagues and managers in the organization. After my first year I required minimal management thanks to proactive communication with my team.

Bioxor

.NET Software Developer | IT Consultant

April 2009 - September 2013 | Guadalajara, Mexico

Developed many solutions for clients with a small team. Since this was a startup company, I had to switch roles constantly between development, management, and lead.

Successfully implemented remote work practices with the technology available at the time.

University of St. Andrews

Research Intern

February 2015 - June 2015 | St. Andrews, Scotland

Worked under the supervision of Juliana Bowles to create a modeling language and a model transformation software application to solve the problem of modeling real-time systems.

INRIA/LORIA (University of Lorraine)

Research Intern

February 2014 - August 2014 | Nancy, France

Under the supervision of Stephan Merz and Marie Duflot-Kremer I collaborated in the research of resolving concurrency problems in Java programs by examining a worst case execution time analyser from the Java Optimised Processor. I also implemented an application that counted the amount of time in processor-cycles for every instruction of Java source code.