Sergio Cazzolato
About Sergio Cazzolato
Sergio Cazzolato is a Software Test Engineer at Canonical Ltd., specializing in Snappy Core since 2015. He contributes to various open source projects, including 'snapd' and 'spread', and has a background in software development and quality assurance.
Work at Canonical
Sergio Cazzolato has been employed at Canonical Ltd. since 2015 as a Software Test Engineer for Snappy Core. His role involves testing and automation processes related to the Snappy Core initiative. Cazzolato has contributed significantly to various projects within this domain, including the development of 'console-conf-tests' and 'snappy-qa-jobs' on GitHub, which focus on testing console configurations and quality assurance tasks, respectively.
Education and Expertise
Cazzolato earned a Bachelor of Computer Science from the University of Buenos Aires, completing his studies from 2000 to 2007. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in software testing and development. He has accumulated extensive experience in quality assurance and software engineering throughout his career.
Background
Before joining Canonical, Sergio Cazzolato worked at Intel Corporation as a QA Technical Leader from 2008 to 2015 in Argentina. His earlier experience includes a position as a Software Developer at Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica from 2003 to 2004. This diverse background in software development and quality assurance has equipped him with a comprehensive skill set relevant to his current role.
Contributions to Open Source Projects
Cazzolato actively contributes to the open source project 'snapd' on GitHub, which is integral to the Snappy Core initiative. He is also involved in the 'spread' project, focusing on testing and automation for Snappy Core. His contributions enhance the functionality and reliability of these projects, reflecting his commitment to open source development.
GitHub and Launchpad Profile
Sergio Cazzolato maintains a presence on GitHub, where he has created several repositories, including 'console-conf-tests' and 'snappy-qa-jobs'. He also has a profile on Launchpad, a platform for collaboration on software projects, under the username 'sergio-j-cazzolato'. His engagement in these platforms showcases his dedication to software testing and development.