Tomas Buchaillot

Tomas Buchaillot has work experience in various roles and companies. Tomas started as a Freelance Java developer in 2014, where they worked on developing a commercial / financial system for small businesses. In 2015, they joined Blueharvest as a Full Stack Developer, working on back-end development in Java, front-end development in AngularJS/JSP, and mobile development in Ionic. During this time, they were involved in multiple projects, including a startup management application, a map-based application for real estate, and mobile apps for client administration and Universidad Nacional de Cordoba. From 2017 to 2019, Tomas worked at Mercadolibre.com as an Ssr Software Engineer, focusing on back-end development for high throughput and low latency microservices. Tomas also worked on migrating legacy applications from Groovy to Golang and developing fraud detection applications primarily in Python and Golang. In addition, they were responsible for resource and performance optimization of Golang applications, creating data pipelines between applications, and maintenance and monitoring. Since 2019, Tomas has been working at Tyk as a Go Engineer, and they recently transitioned to the role of Senior Go Engineer in 2022.

Tomas Buchaillot began their education at the Instituto Universitario Aeronáutico in 2008. Tomas pursued a degree in Software Engineering, which they completed in 2016. During their time at the institute, they also obtained a degree in Software Analyst, which they finished in 2013, and a degree in Software Technician, which they completed in 2012.

In addition to their formal education, Tomas Buchaillot has also obtained several certifications in the field of machine learning. Tomas completed the Deep Learning Specialization, Sequence Models, Structuring Machine Learning Projects, Improving Deep Neural Networks: Hyperparameter tuning, Regularization and Optimization, Convolutional Neural Networks, and Neural Networks and Deep Learning courses through Coursera. These certifications were obtained between December 2017 and May 2018.