Gabriel Saldana
Chief Executive Officer at Axiolo
Greater Philadelphia United States
Summary
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Top SchoolGabriel Saldana is an engineering leader and CEO with 18 years of experience building scalable web and cloud-native systems for US companies, combining hands-on development with product and operational leadership. He co-founded Axiolo, bridging marketing strategy and technical implementation, and has a track record of slashing onboarding and deployment times through automation and CI/CD improvements. Gabriel has led distributed engineering teams across continents at companies like Unosquare, Akamai, and Brilliant Earth, and repeatedly modernized legacy stacks via containerization, Pulumi-driven infrastructure as code, and test-first migrations. He emphasizes automation that amplifies human work rather than replacing it, evidenced by raising Python test coverage to 98% and moving deployments from hours to minutes. Based in Greater Philadelphia, he’s also an uncommon blend of technologist and artist—one of ~20 professional ballet photographers in Mexico—bringing meticulous craft and curiosity to both code and creative projects.
18 years of coding experience
24 years of employment as a software developer
Instituto Cultural TampicoEngineer Computer Systems, Engineer Computer Systems at IEST Anáhuac
English, Spanish, German, French, Hungarian
Github Skills (27)
bioinformatics9
wrapper8
pypi8
api8
reference-implementation7
python6
django4
continuous-integration3
docker3
continuous-deployment3
timer3
magit2
security2
continuous-delivery2
polymer2
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
gabrielsaldana/server
Jan 2016 - Jul 2016
Contributions:66 pushes, 4 branches, 1 comment in 6 months
schemasapidefinedreference-implementation
gabrielsaldana/twext
Mar 2008 - Sep 2008
Contributions:144 commits in 6 months
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