Fábio Olivé
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Resume
Fábio Olivé Leite fabio.olive@gmail.com March 26th, 2006
Formal Education
Title: MSc in Computer Science, UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil |
Thesis: "ComFIRM - Communication Fault Injection through Operating System Resources Modification" |
Dates: March 1998 until December 2000 |
Title: BSc in Computer Science, UCPel, Pelotas, Brazil |
Thesis: "A model for processing load sharing in Linux" |
Dates: March 1994 until December 1997 |
Work Experience
Title: Solutions Architect (Software Engineer), Hewlett-Packard Brazil |
Dates: October 2003 until present |
Synopsis: R&D on embedded management interface software, in Java, C++ and C#, for high-end HP laser printers. Web-services, web security, IPv6, .NET, CORBA. HP-UX, LynxOS, Linux, Windows, IBM/Rational ClearCase. Analisys and creation of solutions for interoperability and usability challenges. |
Title: Software Engineer, GoDigital Technologies, Porto Alegre, Brazil |
Dates: December 2002 until September 2003 |
Synopsis: Data Mining and Total Data Quality Management application integration between J2EE/Oracle and mainframe environments. J2EE/Oracle and Perl (unix) development for ETL automation and validation of large amounts of data. |
Title: Software Engineer, Conectiva S.A., Curitiba, Brazil Dates: February 2000 until November 2002 Synopsys: R&D on basic software for HA and HPC clusters, participating in worldw ide free-software projects. Development and last line of support for the Conecti va Linux Operating System. Basic software development for embedded architectures .
Title: Teacher at the Informatics Institute of UCPel, Pelotas, Brazil Dates: July 1998 until December 1999 Synopsis: Substitute Teacher for the following subjects: Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Distributed Operating Systems, Parallel and High-Performance Procesing.
Title: Network Administrator, UCPel, Pelotas, Brazil Dates: March 1995 until September 1996 Synopsis: Installing and administering several network services and servers in t he Unix (AIX, Solaris), Linux and Microsoft platforms, both in internet and intr anet environments.
Published Papers:
Title: ComFIRM: a Communication Fault Injector for Protocol Testing and Validati on Event: 6th IEEE Latin-American Test Workshop (LATW2005) Where: Salvador, Brazil Dates: March 30th until April 2nd, 2005
Title: Load-Balancing HA Clusters with No Single Point of Failure Event: 9th International Linux System Technology Conference (Linux-Kongress) Where: Cologne, Germany Dates: September 4-6th, 2002
Title: Network Emulation with Netfilter Event: 8th International Linux Kongress Where: Enschede, The Netherlands Dates: November 28-30th, 2001
Title: ComFIRM - A Communication Fault Injection Tool to Validate Linux Clusters Event: Voorjaarsconferentie 2001 - Unix en High Availability Where: Ede, The Netherlands Dates: May 31st, 2001
Title: Experience with Implementing a Fault Injector on Linux Event: 2nd Testing and Fault Tolerance Workshop Where: Curitiba, Brazil Dates: July 15-16th, 2000
Title: Communication Fault Injection in Linux Event: 1st Free-Software Workshop, 1st International Free-Software Forum Where: Porto Alegre, Brazil Dates: May 4-5th, 2000
Title: Demystifying High-Availability Event: 1st GNU/Linux Forum Where: Curitiba, Brazil Dates: April 30th, 2000
Title: Implementing a Communication Fault Injector Event: 8th Fault-Tolerant Computing Symposium Where: Campinas, Brazil Dates: 1999
Title: Implementing File Replicas through a Reliable Group-Communication Tool Event: 8th Fault-Tolerant Computing Symposium Where: Campinas, Brazil Dates: 1999
Title: Building a Fault Injector to Validate Fault Tolerant Communication Protoc ols Event: Parallel Computing Symposium Where: Ensenada, Mexico Dates: 1999
Title: Load Sharing in Non-Distributed Systems Event: 9th Scientific Initiation Workshop, UFRGS Where: Porto Alegre, Brazil Dates: September 15-19th, 1997
Title: A Proposal for Process Migration Support in Linux Event: 2nd Simulated Congress on Operating Systems Where: Pelotas, Brazil Dates: November, 1996
Language Skills:
English: fluent in writing, reading and speaking Portuguese: native speaker French: basic writing, reading and speaking Spanish: basic writing, reading and speaking German: basic reading
Technical Skills:
Programming: C, C++, C#, Java, Python, Perl, PHP, Bourne/Korn shell scripting, i 386 assembly Databases: Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL Networking: IPv6, security, traffic shaping, packet mangling High-Availability and High-Performance Clustering