Orlando Peraza

Orlando Peraza has a diverse range of work experience, starting in 2005 as a Computer Systems Analyst for DHL. Orlando participated in the development of EasyShip, a shipping system used by over 10,000 companies. From 2009 to 2011, they worked as a Freelance Developer, utilizing skills in Visual Basic .Net programming and G-code programming.

In 2011, Orlando joined New Market International as a Releases/Builds/Installers Engineer, where they collected requirements and improved TFS build definitions. Orlando continued in this role until 2014 when they transitioned to Amadeus IT Group as a Release Engineer. In this position, they proposed the adoption of software architecture tools and TFS for tasks assignments.

In 2015, Orlando worked as an Automation Support Contractor for Subway® - Franchise World Headquarters, LLC, designing a scalable inventory tracking prototype using Windows services and Azure Queues. Orlando then briefly worked as a Freelance Computer Systems Analyst in 2016, focusing on prototyping processes using Visual Studio Online.

From 2016 to 2018, Orlando served as a Release Specialist - DevOps for Best Doctors Insurance, automating build and release processes using TFS and implementing versioning for software builds.

In 2019, Orlando joined Magaya Corporation as a DevOps Engineer, implementing integration between Azure DevOps and Freshservice for automating change requests. Orlando also set up Winappdriver-based UI tests and worked on dependency management for mobile app builds.

Additionally, during their time at Magaya Corporation, Orlando held the role of Automation Engineer. Orlando prototyped architecture on Azure DevOps for automating UI test projects, developed skills in Azure DevOps services, and implemented a visual validation solution using Azure Computer Vision.

Overall, Orlando Peraza has extensive experience in DevOps, automation, software development, and project management, with a focus on implementing efficient processes and optimizing systems.

Orlando Peraza earned a Bachelor's degree in Electronics from IPVECE Martires de Humboldt 7 between 1987 and 1990. Following this, from 1990 to 1995, they studied at CUJAE University of Havana Cuba, obtaining a bachelor's degree in computer engineering.