André Matos is a Program Architect with 13 years of experience designing and scaling internet-grade systems from Lisbon, Portugal. He blends deep backend expertise in Java and .NET with practical experience across frontend, databases (PostgreSQL, SQL Server), and caching (Redis) to deliver resilient RESTful platforms. At Tillster he owns system-wide architecture, performance monitoring and scalability strategies, building on prior roles as a tech lead and principal backend engineer for content ingestion and encoding at Sky. A fast learner and pragmatic engineer, André moved between .NET, JavaScript and Java stacks as projects demanded, showing a strong adaptability to evolving tech landscapes. He is an active open-source contributor—having extended conditional binding features in the well-known Ninject DI framework—demonstrating both hands-on coding and attention to QA and documentation. Colleagues know him for tackling complex systems problems with a practical, performance-first mindset.
12 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
BSc, Computer Science and Computer Engineering, BSc, Computer Science and Computer Engineering at Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa
Contributions summary:André focused on extending the Ninject dependency injection framework's conditional binding capabilities. They implemented features that allow for conditional binding based on the injection target, including supporting `WhenInjectedIntoOneOf` and `WhenInjectedExactlyIntoOneOf` methods. Their work included implementing the relevant methods within the `BindingConfigurationBuilder` class and writing integration tests to ensure correct functionality for the new features. The user also addressed documentation issues related to the implemented methods.
Contributions:8 pushes, 1 branch, 1 tag in 1 year 10 months
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