Maria Claver
About Maria Claver
Maria Claver is a Software Engineer at StreamSets Inc. with a background in both software engineering and physics, and extensive experience in R&D and programming roles.
Title and Current Role
Maria Claver is a Software Engineer currently working at StreamSets Inc. She contributes to the development of data integration solutions through innovative software engineering techniques.
Past Roles and Experience
Maria Claver has a rich history in software engineering and various technical roles. She worked as an R&D Software Engineer at Linke IT from 2015 to 2021, focusing on innovative software solutions in Barcelona. Earlier in her career, she took on roles including Programador at UPCnet - IT Experts in Business Agility from 2014 to 2015, as well as various junior programming positions at companies like Wide Eyes Technologies, El pulgar del panda, and Taognosis. Her experience spans multiple aspects of software development and research.
Educational Background
Maria Claver holds a degree in Computer Science from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, earned between 2010 and 2015. She also studied Physics at Universitat de Barcelona, achieving her degree after eight years of study, from 2004 to 2012. This dual background in computer science and physics enables her to approach problem-solving with a unique interdisciplinary perspective.
Research and Development at Linke IT
During her tenure at Linke IT, Maria Claver was deeply involved in R&D projects aimed at creating innovative software solutions. Her work in this role contributed significantly to the company's technological advancements and provided her with substantial experience in applied research and development in the software engineering field.
Early Career and Internships
Maria Claver's early career is marked by several internships and junior programming roles that allowed her to gain valuable experience in various tech environments. She worked at El pulgar del panda, FIB - UPC, Home OnLine Spain, and CV&A Consulting in roles ranging from a scholar to a help-desk assistant. These diverse positions helped her build a solid foundation in practical aspects of computer science and software engineering.