Domenico Martella
Research And Development at Alca Società Cooperativa, Lecce
Apulia, Italy
Summary
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Top SchoolDomenico Martella is a seasoned Research & Development software engineer with 16 years of experience building GIS, client/server, and database-driven applications in GNU/Linux and open-source environments. He combines hands-on application development, DBA skills and project management to deliver WebGIS, PostGIS/MapServer and GRASS-based solutions, often leveraging modern AJAX toolkits like ExtJS and jQuery. Comfortable across C++ (XPCOM), Qt, Android (Java/Scala) and VoIP stacks (Yate, Asterisk, FreeSwitch), he blends low-level integration with user-facing web interfaces. Based in Apulia, Italy, he has a track record in academia-industry crossovers—developing historical GIS systems at the University of Lecce and continuing R&D at Alca Cooperativa—while actively favoring FLOSS and GNU/Linux toolchains. Notably, his background in classical studies hints at a methodical, research-minded approach to complex software and data modelling challenges.
16 years of coding experience
Laurea, Software Engineering, Laurea, Software Engineering at Università degli Studi di LecceDiploma di Maturita, Classical studies, Diploma di Maturita, Classical studies at Liceo Classico Aristosseno, Taranto
English, greco, Italian
Github Skills (29)
distro10
package10
deb9
binaries9
linux9
package-manager8
package-management8
webrtc7
x867
arm6
mediasoup6
conferencing6
collaboration6
nodejs6
android6
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
alcacoop/it.alcacoop.fourinaline
Sep 2013 - Jul 2015
Contributions:150 commits, 2 pushes in 1 year 9 months
alcacoop/libgnubg-android
Oct 2012 - Jan 2015
GnuBackgammon AI library that compiles on x86 or Android ARM
Contributions:112 commits, 1 push in 2 years 3 months
ai-libraryx86androidarm
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