Jorge García

Tech Lead at Fortum

Espoo, Finland
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Jorge García is a tech lead and cloud architect based in Espoo with 11 years of experience building secure, production-grade software and infrastructure across cybersecurity and energy sectors. He has progressed from senior engineering roles at F-Secure and Futurice to leading platform and DevOps efforts at Fortum, combining hands-on backend development with cloud-native operations. Jorge contributes to open-source security tooling—most notably improving modular image providers and backend logic for a sandboxed execution environment—highlighting a pragmatic focus on extensibility and reusable components. He holds an MEng in Computer Engineering and brings a strong track record of translating complex system requirements into maintainable, testable implementations.
code11 years of coding experience
job12 years of employment as a software developer
bookMaster of Engineering - MEng, Computer Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Engineering at Universidad de León
bookBachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science at Institute of Technology, Tralee
languagesEnglish, Spanish
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Github Skills (9)

aws-s310
libvirt10
backend10
amazon-s310
python10
back-end-development10
s3-bucket10
modular9
modularity9

Programming languages (10)

HCLTypeScriptDockerfileShellCoffeeScriptJavaScriptGoHaskell

Github contributions (5)

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WithSecureOpenSource/see

Feb 2017 - Apr 2020

Sandboxed Execution Environment
Role in this project:
userBackend Developer
Contributions:97 commits, 40 PRs, 18 pushes in 3 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Jorge primarily contributed to the development of the backend logic and image provider implementations within the SEE project. Their work included refactoring existing code into reusable modules, such as the `lookup_class` function. They introduced a pluggable image provider system with implementations for dummy, libvirt, glance, and s3 providers, showcasing a focus on modularity and extensibility. The user's contributions encompassed improvements to image retrieval and disk cloning, ultimately enhancing the sandboxed execution environment's image handling capabilities.
securityexecutionsandboxedpythonsandbox
MySQL Ansible Collection
Contributions:112 pushes, 16 branches in 2 years 6 months
ansiblemysqlansible-collection
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