Fabio Corneti is a Chief Technology Officer and full-stack engineer with 17 years of experience designing and deploying distributed systems, currently based in Ely, UK. He has led engineering teams through product launches and API public releases, most recently steering tech strategy at Octostar after senior leadership roles at Altium, Checkout.com and Siren. Equally comfortable in code and architecture, he combines hands-on contributions to open-source projects—such as adding PostgreSQL HStore support for Django and full-stack work on a Kibana alerting app—with operational expertise in DevOps, CI/CD and cloud infrastructure. His background spans embedded and enterprise domains from smartcard personalization to CDN logging and analytics, reflecting a pragmatic ability to ship production-grade systems across diverse stacks. Known for maintaining compatibility across evolving platforms, he often focuses on robust integrations and test-driven enhancements that quietly reduce technical debt. Practical, versatile and product-minded, he blends entrepreneurial experience running his own consultancies with senior leadership in fast-moving engineering organizations.
Contributions:61 commits, 4 PRs, 1 comment in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Fabio primarily contributed to the Kibana Alert & Report App for Elasticsearch, focusing on backend and frontend code changes. They modified server-side routes to handle deletion operations, implemented functionality in public-facing JavaScript files for deleting alarms and watchers. The user also worked on integrating the Elasticsearch client correctly across the application.
Contributions summary:Fabio primarily focused on enhancing the Django-based project's compatibility and functionality related to PostgreSQL's HStore data type. They implemented custom lookups, addressing compatibility issues with different Django versions, and added comprehensive tests for these new features. The contributions include adding custom classes for various comparison and containment lookups, and ensuring that Django's features function correctly with HStore fields. Furthermore, they've updated the codebase to maintain compatibility with Python 3.
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