Martín Pérez

Current

• Senior Engineer (Contract) at Sentenial
• Project lead at jLibrary

Past

• IT Contractor at Realex Payments
• Senior Software Architect at Cognotec ltd
• J2EE Software Engineer at IT Deusto

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Education

• Universidad de A Coruna

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Industry

Financial Services

Martín Pérez’s Summary

I have been working on IT industry for about 8 years right now. During these years I have been heavily working on Java and J2EE worlds.

Currently I'm living in Dublin working as software architect for a leading company in the foreign exchange (FX) market.

I have also deep experience on healthcare based environments, as I have been working on a hospital during more than five years. On that time, I created and architected the costs management software system for the hospital also promoted to all the province level. However, the last year I have been working in the financial sector as an architect developing and designing foreign exchange software applications.

Most of my work have been done under J2EE, Informix and WebSphere 5.x based systems, but I'm now getting deeply involved with Weblogic 9.x platform, deployment, configuration and development. I have also experience developing with many different APis, IDEs and databases.

During many years also I was envolved on javahispano (http://www.javahispano.org) community, where I wrote many articles, tutorials, news, and interviews to several personalities of the Java world. I also had the opportunity to represent this community giving many different speechs on several events around Spain.

On the last years I also was leading the development of jLibrary (http://jlibrary.sourceforge.net), an Open Source document management system recognized with several award nominations.

Martín Pérez’s Experience

• Senior Engineer (Contract)

  Sentenial

  (Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Financial Services industry)

  June 2008 — Present (2 months)

  Senior developer at Sentenial.

• Project lead

  jLibrary

  (Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

  January 2004 — Present (4 years 7 months)

  jLibrary is an open source document management system built over JSR-170 specification and Eclipse Rich Client Platform. jLibrary has registered more than 50.000 downloads until this day and it has been deployed in several Spanish organizations. People reports continuously its use and I´m very glad that the software has been nominated to several awards, specially at EclipseCon as Best Eclipse RCP based Open Source application for two consecutive years, 2006 and 2007.