Alberto Asuero is a seasoned technology founder and geospatial engineering leader with 13+ years building cloud-native platforms and product-focused teams. As co-founder and CEO of MOGU he now applies his technical and operational experience to SaaS for travel agencies, after scaling Geographica from a 6-person consultancy to a 45-person company and leading its acquisition by CARTO. As CARTO’s CTO he architected a next-generation spatial analytics stack across BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift and Aurora, helping secure a $61M growth round and transforming the product from Postgres-based SaaS to cloud-native scale. He is an active open-source contributor and vis.gl TSC member, with notable contributions to deck.gl integrations that bridge performant WebGL visualization and CARTO’s mapping services. Equally comfortable in backend, mobile and frontend work, he has hands-on experience from MVT and basemap issues to database schema and query optimization. Outside work he’s a kite surfer and father of two, a detail that reflects his appetite for challenge and balance.
13 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, Computer Science at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland (HEIG-VD)
Contributions:3 releases, 395 reviews, 169 commits in 2 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Alberto primarily contributed to the implementation of new features and the integration of the CARTO module, as evidenced by the addition of the `@deck.gl/carto` module, and the basemap module for `@deck.gl/carto`. Their work included creating new examples and updating existing ones to support CARTO layers, as well as integrating Maps API v2 endpoints. Additionally, the user was involved in fixing issues related to Google Maps and MVT layers, as well as providing support for binary data within MVT layers.
Contributions:18 reviews, 78 commits, 34 PRs in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Alberto primarily contributed to the back-end functionality of the cartodb repository. Their work focused on modifying the application's models and controllers, specifically related to Data Observatory (DO) licensing, subscriptions, and user account management. The commits also included the addition of tests for rake tasks and controllers related to DO, indicating involvement in ensuring the robustness of the backend services. The user also made changes to the database schema and query logic for fetching and presenting data.
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