Bruno Olivieri is an experienced Analista de Sistemas with over 12 years in software development and a formal background in Computer Science and Physics, bringing strong mathematical and logical foundations to complex problem solving. He has shipped desktop, web and mobile solutions across diverse architectures and languages, with deep expertise in Microsoft .NET (C#, vb.NET), ASP.NET Core, SQL Server and Azure cloud services. At Fundação Vunesp he focuses on improving high-availability web platforms, helping define standards, planning and driving continuous process improvements. He has acted as Tech Lead, mentoring teams both in-person and remotely, and is comfortable translating business needs into pragmatic technical designs. Beyond product code, he contributes to open-source documentation—for example improving the ArduPilot wiki—showing attention to detail and a commitment to accurate, usable technical content. Based in São Paulo, Bruno combines long-term hands-on development with a knack for shaping maintainable, team-aligned solutions.
13 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bacharelado em Ciência da Computação, Ciência da Computação, Bacharelado em Ciência da Computação, Ciência da Computação at Centro Universitário de Rio Preto
Repository for ArduPilot wiki issues and wiki-specific website infrastructure.
Role in this project:
Technical Writer
Contributions:3 reviews, 102 commits, 130 PRs in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Bruno primarily contributed to the repository by updating and correcting the ArduPilot wiki documentation. Their work included adding information on new projects, adding paths to examples, updating Sik support for MAVLINK versions, fixing descriptions, correcting commands, updating parameter details, and adding information for new hardware like triducer. They focused on ensuring the documentation was accurate and up-to-date for various aspects of the ArduPilot project.
Contributions:3 commits, 2 pushes in 6 years 7 months
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