Tomas Restrepo

Current

• Software Developer at Self Employed (Self-employed)

Past

• Software Developer & Architect, Co-founder at devdeo ltda.
• Independent Consultant and Developer (Self-employed)
• Software Architect at InterGrupo S.A.

Education

• Universidad Escuela de Administración y Finanzas y Tecnologías

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Industry

Computer Software

Websites

• My Website

Tomas Restrepo’s Summary

I have more than 8 years of experience as a professional software developer, working on several different technologies.

I'm a frequent contributor to the Microsoft developer community: I've written several articles on .NET technologies, answer common questions on the various newsgroups and forums in the community and have contributed in a number of Open Source and Public Domain projects, including NAnt, NAntContrib, FKSec and Apache Qpid.

My blog (Commonality) is where I share a lot of things I find interesting about software development and different tools I use day to day, including .NET, BizTalk, WCF, PowerShell, Vim and Linux.

I co-founded devdeo, a small consulting company in 2006. I hold a bachelors degree in computer science from Universidad EAFIT. I've been awarded several times since 1999 as a Microsoft MVP in the categories of Visual C++, .NET and now BizTalk Server. Before founding devdeo, I worked for 5 years as a senior developer and architect at InterGrupo S.A.

Tomas Restrepo’s Specialties:

Software Development, Microsoft .NET, Web Services, BizTalk Server, WCF, PowerShell

Additional Information

Tomas Restrepo’s Websites:

• My Website

Tomas Restrepo’s Interests:

Software development, application architecture, .NET, BizTalk Server, WCF, PowerShell, Ruby, Python

Tomas Restrepo’s Honors:

MVP - BizTalk Server
MVP - VC++/.NET
MCP
MCTS - BizTalk Server 2006

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