Valentin Serra is a Berlin-based Frontend Developer with 10 years of experience, currently shaping automation workflows at Camunda. He blends strong .NET/C# MVVM expertise with modern web stacks like React and JavaScript, shipping UI improvements across high-profile open-source projects such as camunda-modeler and bpmn-io libraries. A travel-loving problem solver, he pairs rigorous mathematical and physics instincts with practical engineering—evident in side projects spanning game development, physics simulations, generative art, and ML. Comfortable owning projects end-to-end or collaborating in small to mid-sized teams, he emphasizes clean, low-coupling code and accessible UX. Valentin is also exploring generative AI to augment workflows and product features, bringing a curiosity-driven approach to tooling and automation.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Full Stack Web Developement Certification, Computer Software Engineering, Full Stack Web Developement Certification, Computer Software Engineering at Free Code Camp
Computer Systems Engineering BEng, Computer Science, Computer Systems Engineering BEng, Computer Science at University of Birmingham
Contributions:335 reviews, 113 commits, 350 PRs in 8 months
Contributions summary:Valentin primarily contributed to the implementation and testing of form components within the `form-js` library. Their work included adding new components like `Checklist`, `Taglist`, and enhancing the functionality of existing components such as `Number` and `Textarea`, and `Radio`. The user's changes involved both rendering and handling user interactions, as seen in the unit tests. They also worked on enhancing the properties panel and the overall user experience.
An integrated modeling solution for BPMN, DMN and Forms based on bpmn.io.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:32 reviews, 38 commits, 42 PRs in 8 months
Contributions summary:Valentin primarily contributed to the front-end aspects of the Camunda Modeler, with a focus on enhancing UI components and integrating new features. Their work included fixing UI bugs, adding new menu state flags, and implementing improvements for the welcome tab. The commits also demonstrate the user's involvement in form-related features and the integration of the new form linter.
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