Summary
Óscar Amor is a POSIX Systems Engineer with over 15 years of hands‑on experience designing, operating and automating high‑availability infrastructure across Linux, BSD, Solaris and AIX environments. He combines deep systems programming skills in Bash and scripting with container orchestration (Kubernetes, Docker, AKS), Terraform/Helm and extensive virtualization expertise (VMware, XEN, KVM). Experienced in web and application stacks (Nginx, Apache, Tomcat, JBoss), databases (SQL, Redis, Mongo, Oracle), and monitoring, he also builds tooling in JavaScript and Android to streamline operations. An active community contributor and long‑time organizer of large DevOps events (MadridDevops, campus marathons), he has packaged distributions like Galinux and contributed to Arch, Ubuntu and Gentoo. Colleagues rely on him for debugging complex production services and for quietly running infrastructures that support thousands of concurrent seats.
15 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Technology (MTech), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Master of Technology (MTech), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Instituto Politécnico Nacional Diego Delicado Marañón
Spanish, Galician, English