Alberto Velo Carrasco
About Alberto Velo Carrasco
Alberto Velo Carrasco is an Engineering Manager with extensive experience in software development and team leadership, currently working at Trainline since 2020. He has a strong educational background with master's degrees in Computer Science and Java/Web/Mobile Development.
Current Role as Engineering Manager
Alberto Velo Carrasco serves as the Engineering Manager at Trainline, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he oversees engineering teams and is responsible for managing projects and ensuring the successful delivery of software solutions. His experience in leadership and technical expertise contributes to the development of innovative products within the company.
Previous Experience at Trainline
Prior to his current role, Alberto worked at Trainline from 2015 to 2020. He initially joined as a Senior Android Developer, where he contributed to mobile application development for two years. He then progressed to the position of Engineering Team Lead, serving for three years. In this capacity, he managed teams and projects, focusing on enhancing the company's mobile offerings.
Professional Background in Android Development
Alberto has a solid background in Android development, having worked at viagogo as an Android Developer from 2013 to 2015. His role involved creating and optimizing mobile applications to improve user experience. This experience laid the groundwork for his subsequent positions at Trainline, where he further honed his skills in mobile technology.
Educational Qualifications
Alberto holds a Master in Java/Web/Mobile Development from Universidad de Sevilla. Additionally, he earned a Master Degree in Computer Science from Escuela Técnica Superior en Ingeniería Informática. These educational credentials provide him with a strong foundation in software development and engineering principles.
Early Career Experience
Alberto began his career as an Internet Assessor at Lionbridge from 2008 to 2009. He later worked as a Project Manager at UEG Mobile for a brief period in 2013. These early roles contributed to his understanding of project management and the technology landscape.