Federico Larsen
Board Member at Copado
Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
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Top SchoolFederico Larsen is a cloud-native software engineer and entrepreneur who has been building on Salesforce and cloud platforms since 2005 and co-founded Copado to eliminate error-prone release days for Salesforce teams. As Copado’s CTO-turned-board member he blends deep hands-on engineering with product vision, shipping release-management tooling used across enterprise Salesforce deployments. He cut his teeth delivering dozens of Force.com/Veeva implementations across pharma, finance and retail, running CTO roles and founding consulting firms that scaled complex integrations and mobile field solutions. Based in Madrid, he combines practical dev-ops sensibilities with product leadership and a track record of moving enterprise customers from fragile manual processes to predictable automation. An early cloud adopter and two-decade practitioner, he brings founder grit, release-engineering expertise and a rare focus on operationalizing Salesforce at scale.
11 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
MBA in Finance Bussiness School. (No tesis yet), MBA in Finance Bussiness School. (No tesis yet) at Universidad Nacional de Mar del PlataEngineer's degree Information Technology Engineer, Engineer's degree Information Technology Engineer at University FASTA
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French
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Github Skills (17)
integrate10
php8
project-management8
docker-desktop7
jenkins7
heroku6
java6
jenkins-api-plugin4
wait4
api3
command-line-interface2
pmd2
salesforce2
cli2
pipeline2
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
CopadoSolutions/webhook-cli
Dec 2015 - Feb 2019
Contributions:1 release, 4 PRs, 10 pushes in 3 years 2 months
apiwebhook-apicommand-line-interfacewebhookcopado
CopadoSolutions/copado-jenkins-plugin
Dec 2015 - Feb 2020
Copado Plugin for Jenkins With this plugin you can add a build step to your Jenkins project that executes a Copado job, using Copado Webhook API. After the Copado Webhook is triggered, the plugin will wait for the job run to finish (or timeout). If the Job step is successful, your pipeline will continue to the next step in your pipeline; however, if it fails (or times out), the build will be marked as failed.
Contributions:14 commits, 1 PR, 7 pushes in 4 years 3 months
jenkins
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