Juan Olivo
Sr. Software Development Engineer at Amazon Project Kuiper
Bothell, Washington, United States
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Top SchoolJuan Olivo is a senior software development engineer and systems architect with 17 years in telecommunications and a decade specializing in cloud-native software for wireless networks. He founded and led the design of IBMS, a serverless, event-driven element management system on Azure that manages thousands of 5G holographic antennas in production and has been load-tested to hundreds of thousands of devices. Juan combines deep RF and mobile network expertise with pragmatic software architecture—choosing stacks, deployment strategies, and UX while growing teams to deliver scalable, observable systems. His earlier work on EdenNET (later acquired by Nokia) helped make it a leading SON solution deployed across dozens of operators, including enterprise-wide adoption at Telefónica. Comfortable moving between low-level RF troubleshooting and high-level cloud design, he’s known for turning operator needs into auditable, production-grade automation. Based in Bothell, WA, he blends systems thinking with hands-on Node.js development and Azure-native patterns to build resilient, high-throughput network management platforms.
8 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Major, Electronics and Telecommunications, Major, Electronics and Telecommunications at Tecnológico de MonterreyMaster, Finances, 97 out of 100 GPA, Master, Finances, 97 out of 100 GPA at UANL Facultad de Economia
Spanish, English
Github Skills (9)
microsoft-azure10
azure8
azure-pipelines7
microsoft5
command-line-interface5
pie-chart4
azure-cli2
durable-functions2
javascript2
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
olivoarroba/azure-docs
Sep 2018 - Sep 2019
Contributions:6 pushes, 1 branch in 11 months
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