Moises Trovo is a Senior Software Engineer in London with 16 years of experience building large-scale data and backend systems, currently driving engineering work at Google. He combines deep systems architecture and software development expertise with a product-focused, data-driven approach that has led teams to optimize petabyte-scale pipelines and cut tens of millions in operational costs. A hands-on leader who values open communication and continuous learning, he coaches teams to own outcomes, ship measurable value, and iterate with early feedback. Moises contributes to prominent open-source projects like the Play Framework, improving its routes compiler and demonstrating a strong grasp of framework internals. Fascinated by AI, he explores LLMs and time-series forecasting to streamline engineering and MLOps workflows. His career spans fast-moving startups and global platforms across Brazil, Germany and the UK, blending entrepreneurial grit with enterprise-scale delivery.
17 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Mackenzie Presbyterian University
High-School Data Processor Technician, High-School Data Processor Technician at Escola Técnica Estadual Lauro Gomes
The Community Maintained High Velocity Web Framework For Java and Scala.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:6 commits, 7 PRs, 18 comments in 2 months
Contributions summary:Moises contributed significantly to the Play Framework, focusing on improving the routes compiler and related functionality. Their work included adding support for backtick-quoted parameters in routes, which involved modifying the routes compiler and related tests. They also addressed Scaladoc warnings and fixed issues related to secret management and reverse route generation, demonstrating a strong understanding of the framework's internal workings.
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