Pablo Gómez Caldito
About Pablo Gómez Caldito
Pablo Gómez Caldito is a DevOps Engineer III at StreamSets Inc. with a background in software engineering and platform engineering.
Current Role at StreamSets Inc.
Pablo Gómez Caldito currently holds the position of DevOps Engineer III at StreamSets Inc. In this role, he focuses on service reliability and speeding up releases while collaborating with a globally distributed team. His responsibilities include managing services and products built with Java and Scala, leveraging tools like Jenkins, Terraform, and Kubernetes.
Previous Experience at StreamSets Inc.
Before his current role, Pablo Gómez Caldito worked as DevOps Engineer II at StreamSets Inc. from 2021 to 2023. During this time, he re-architected the build system to consolidate jobs into multipurpose-multibranch pipelines, significantly enhancing engineer productivity. He also conducted resilience testing and disaster recovery scenarios to ensure system reliability.
Professional Background in DevOps
Pablo Gómez Caldito has worked in various capacities within the DevOps field. He served as a Co-Founder and Software Engineer at Booklil.com for seven months in 2021. Prior to that, he was a Platform Engineer at idealista for a year, from 2020 to 2021. His career began with a position as a DevOps Intern at Kabel, where he worked for three months in 2019.
Education and Academic Achievements
Pablo Gómez Caldito studied at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, earning a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering and a Minor in Computer Engineering from 2017 to 2021. Additionally, he completed his High School education at IES Carmen Conde between 2015 and 2017. His earlier academic years were spent at Colegio Retamar, where he studied from 2005 to 2015.
Open-Source Contributions and Technical Expertise
Pablo Gómez Caldito has contributed to multiple open-source projects available on GitHub. His expertise spans a variety of technologies, prominently including Jenkins, Terraform, and Kubernetes. His contributions to open-source projects further underline his technical capabilities in managing and optimizing Java and Scala-based services.