Tomas Alabes is a hands-on technical leader and architect with 13+ years building cloud-native platforms, distributed systems, and full-stack products, currently based in Amsterdam. He has led large-scale cloud migrations and platform rewrites at Oracle—designing multi-region Kubernetes, CI/CD, observability and multi-tenant architectures—and later brought that rigor to an ESA-backed aerospace startup as a founding engineer. Comfortable from Raspberry Pi edge fleets to Kafka clusters and GraphQL APIs, Tomas blends infrastructure, product thinking, and FinOps to keep systems reliable and cost-efficient. He is a pragmatic simplifier who intentionally trades distributed complexity for operational simplicity when it benefits reliability and run-rate. An active open-source contributor, he has improved core front-end libraries (notably contributing fixes to the Raphael JS vector library) reflecting a long-standing attention to UX and engineering craftsmanship. He pairs strategic cross-org leadership with day-to-day coding, mentoring, and a habit of turning messy codebases into scalable platforms.
13 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
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Ingeniero en Informática, Computer Software Engineering, Ingeniero en Informática, Computer Software Engineering at Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires
Deep Learning Foundation Nanodegree, Machine Learning, Deep Learning Foundation Nanodegree, Machine Learning at Udacity
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Contributions:6 releases, 176 commits, 71 PRs in 7 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Tomas's commits primarily involve updates to the JavaScript Vector Library, specifically addressing issues related to element cloning, set construction, and the handling of gradients. These changes focus on improving the core functionality and ensuring that the library correctly manages and renders graphical elements. The user also made updates to the library's minified version and corrected typos in documentation.
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