Yuval Dori

Support And Professional Services at GigaSpaces

Israel
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Summary

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Yuval Dori is a seasoned Java engineer with over a decade of experience building and supporting multi-threaded J2EE applications, from servlet/JSP stacks to EJBs, deployed on WebLogic and Tomcat. He has deep hands-on expertise in core Java architecture, Oracle RDBMS, and production support—often owning design, coding, customer-site fixes and WebLogic configuration. Over his career he has moved between product development and professional services, most recently helping GigaSpaces clients operationalize complex Java systems. Notably, he has experience modernizing and sustaining legacy pure-Java caching and file-transfer products and writing integrations for third-party distribution tools like Marimba/BMC. Based in Israel, Yuval blends practical troubleshooting with system design, making him effective at both preventing and resolving production incidents.
code10 years of coding experience
job14 years of employment as a software developer
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Github Skills (33)

caching9
elasticity9
datagrid8
in-memory8
partitioning7
grid7
event-driven7
microservices6
gossip6
scalable6
high-performance6
cloud-native6
database6
big-data6
data-exchange6

Programming languages (4)

SmartyJavaScalaHTML

Github contributions (5)

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yuvaldori/15_5_security

Aug 2020 - Dec 2022

Contributions:6 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 4 months
yuvaldori/xap-docs

Oct 2015 - Jul 2017

Contributions:11 pushes in 1 year 8 months
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