Miguel Matos is an assistant professor and senior researcher in Lisbon with a decade of experience designing and evaluating very large-scale distributed systems. His work spans scalability, fault-tolerance, consistency and ACID transactional databases, with hands-on product experience from helping build LeanXcale’s OLTP/OLAP engine. He combines rigorous academic research—publishing in top venues and leading EU and national project proposals—with practical systems engineering, including a startup co-founder role where he built automation software for housing services. Miguel’s specialty is automating and decentralizing management of large-scale cloud, SmartGrid and IoT infrastructures under dynamic constraints, blending theory and deployment-aware solutions. He is an experienced communicator and speaker (Toastmasters and technical events) who translates complex distributed-systems problems into actionable system designs.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master, Distributed Systems, Master, Distributed Systems at Universidade do Minho
Website for Artifact Evaluation at EuroSys, SOSP, OSDI
Contributions:8 pushes in 7 months
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