Santi De La Fuente
Software Development Analyst at Alvatross
Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain
Summary
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Top SchoolSanti De La Fuente is a Senior Java Developer based in Palma with over a decade of experience building secure, scalable microservices and backend systems. He has progressed from PHP/MySQL and frontend work to designing and maintaining Spring Boot microservices with DB2, MongoDB, Kafka, Docker and CI/CD pipelines. At IriusRisk he applies a security-minded backend approach, drawing on prior roles migrating legacy systems to Java/PostgreSQL and implementing REST/SOAP integrations for the hospitality and travel sectors. He is comfortable across the stack—ORMs like Hibernate/EclipseLink, AOP/AspectJ, and test-driven development with unit and integration tests. Trained in networking (CCNA) and focused Java/Spring education, he blends systems-level awareness with pragmatic engineering. An understated strength is his history of modernizing legacy platforms, turning fragmented PHP/Delphi systems into maintainable Java microservices.
4 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
CFGS Sonido, CFGS Sonido at Juan ComeniusJAVA-SPRING-ORACLE Programación informática, JAVA-SPRING-ORACLE Programación informática at EXESCertificación oficial Cisco CCNA Administración/Administrador de sistemas, redes y comunicaciones LAN/WAN, Certificación oficial Cisco CCNA Administración/Administrador de sistemas, redes y comunicaciones LAN/WAN at Academia de Networking Intituto Novatech
Github Skills (7)
cybersecurity10
threat-model10
terraform10
modeling-tool10
threat-modeling10
automation9
open-source8
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (3)
iriusrisk/startleft
Mar 2022 - Jan 2023
StartLeft is an automation tool for generating Threat Models written in the Open Threat Model (OTM) format from a variety of different sources such as IaC files, diagrams or projects exported from Threat Modelling tools.
Contributions:75 reviews, 159 commits, 115 PRs in 10 months
automationmodeling-toolthreat-modelcloudformationcybersecurity
iriusrisk/OpenThreatModel
Nov 2022 - Nov 2022
The Open Threat Modeling Format (OTM) defines a platform independent way to define the threat model of any system.
Contributions:1 review, 3 commits, 3 pushes in 1 day
threat-modelthreat-modelingcyber-securitycybersecurity
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