Kenbi
Luís Miranda da Silva has worked in the tech industry since 2014. Luís began their career at Outsoft, Lda. as a Software Engineer. In 2014, they also took on the role of Test Automation Engineer at PT Inovação. In 2015, they worked as an FSI TI Consultant & Developer at Deloitte Portugal. In 2016, they were a Test Automation Engineer at Altice Labs. From 2017 to 2022, they worked at Hostelworld Group as a Lead QA Engineer, Senior Software Development Engineer in Test, and Software Development Engineer in Test. Currently, they are a Lead Engineering Manager at Kenbi.
Luís Miranda da Silva completed a Master's Degree on Computers and Telematics Engineering from Universidade de Aveiro from 2009 to 2014. In 2016, they received a Teaching Skills Certification (portuguese CCP) from ZONAVERDE - Formação e Consultoria. Additionally, they have obtained numerous certifications from institutions such as TestAutomationU, LinkedIn, and Udemy, including certifications in API Testing in JavaScript, Elasticsearch Essential Training, Learning Docker, Learning Selenium, First Look: Java 10 and Java 11, JMeter: Performance and Load Testing, Performance Testing using Gatling - Beginner Level, Agile Testing, Ethical Hacking: Sniffers, Scala First Look, Test Automation Foundations, and Mobile Automation: Appium Cucumber for Android&iOS + Jenkins.
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Kenbi
Founded in 2019, Kenbi is a modern outpatient care provider in Germany offering the full range of professional care-services-at-home: from household help and companionship to basic care, medical treatments, palliative guidance, diabetes therapy, advisory and specialised services. Their mission is to solve for a mounting care-supply shortage, by implementing a care model that puts nurses back into the driver’s seat. They, thus focus on a self-determined team culture that attracts new talent, education that empowers with high skill levels, and heavy digitalization that multiplies efficiencies. Combining technology with human-centric empowerment, Kenbi frees up skilled capacities again for what is needed most in care: time for people.