Middleware Technical Lead,Brazil at Red Hat
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- Middleware Technical Lead,Brazil at Red Hat
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- Solutions Architect at JBoss, a division of RedHat
- Senior Technical Consultant at Summa Technologies
- CTO at Argos Tecnologia
- Systems Engineer/Instructor at Borland Latin America
- IT Consultant at Independant Consultant (Self-employed)
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Edgar Ankiewsky Silva’s Summary
I work for JBoss, a division of Red Hat , actually I am based at São Paulo Office, where I've been working with outstanding people in technical and business spheres. I am responsible for providing the technical vision for JBoss technologies and products in Red Hat Brazil.
I started my carreer in 1996 working with several XBase Languages(Clipper , FoxPro) and Borland Delphi. I've been envolging and working with Java and Distributed Computing (RMI, Corba and MTS/COM+) since 1998.
In the past I held technical roles, in management and leading positions, actually at Red Hat my challenge is help establish JBoss division as the leader for Java and SOA technologies in Brazil, promoting successfully strategies based into business model Professional and open source.
Edgar Ankiewsky Silva’s Specialties:
Java Middleware, Architecture Design and Development , Code-Generation Techniques, SOA - Services Oriented Architectures, Agile Project Management, Pre-Sales, and Educational Services.
Edgar Ankiewsky Silva’s Experience
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Middleware Technical Lead,Brazil
Red Hat
(Public Company; RHT; Computer Software industry)
2007 — Present (2 years )
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Solutions Architect
JBoss, a division of RedHat
(Privately Held; Computer Software industry)
March 2007 — 2009 (2 years )
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Senior Technical Consultant
Summa Technologies
(Partnership; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)
March 2004 — March 2007 (3 years 1 month)
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CTO
Argos Tecnologia
(Information Technology and Services industry)
August 2002 — February 2004 (1 year 7 months)
As Argos's CTO and partner, I was responsible for whole technical team, composed by over 14 people.
Our strategy was promotes Java in 2002 in all over Brazilian Amazon Region , for many reasons, such as: Reduce costs, scalability and portability via through J2EE, as well as the opensource solutions. For making this strategy possible, I designed a whole technical training for our team, covering every single aspect related with Enterprise applications and their related technologies. Such strategy resulted in one of the most proficient teams I ever seen on my whole life.
I was the main Pre-Sales person, responsible for helping the consulting engagements and providing support for sales.
My journey at Argos was amazing, I had a big pleasure of working with clever people, and available time for creating many exciting solutions, as the following:
- In 2003 - Our first "SOA-Like" solution, where we created a framework called "Jacode"(JAva COvnnects DElphi), which allows Borland Delphi's clients connects into EJB Components using WebServices, but with a "Transformation Engine" that transforms a "Java Collection or Java Object" into XMLDataPackets, format that Delphi's DataControls can to render visually. One successful case of this solution is under production since 2004 in the Traffic Department from Pará state.
- In the End of 2003, I created a Code-Gerenator Framework and Engine, which I had the chance for speaking a BOF about this idea at JavaOne in US in 2006, and this framework opened many business for us.
The best memories I have from Argos were the lessons that I had in how working and managing people, as well as how important is look the business landscape and not only from a technical perspective.
Customers I worked with: BORLAND BRASIL, PRODEPA, DETRAN-PA, FUCAPI-AM, ESTACON, CINBESA, ASLAN and several others -
Systems Engineer/Instructor
Borland Latin America
(Public Company; BORL; Computer Software industry)
June 1999 — July 2002 (3 years 2 months)
After working with sophisticated projects related with Internet Business, I decided accept the invitation for living in São Paulo and working for ATC(Advanced Training Center), company acquired by Borland Corporation in 2000.
At Borland, I worked on many roles, helping the Educational Services, Professional Services and even some Support for customers in Brazil.
As a Borland Evangelist, I wrote many articles for specialized magazines and many talks and presentations at many IT-Events promoting Borland Technologies for the community.
I had the chance to work with many customers, such as: ITA/CTA, Petrobras, Serpro, Brazilian Navy, Brazilian Army, Globo, UBS/Warburg, Itaipu, Telefonica, Prodesp, and others. -
IT Consultant
Independant Consultant (Self-employed)
(Self-Employed; Information Technology and Services industry)
1996 — 1999 (3 years )
In 1996 I started my professional career working as a self employed in the following areas:
a) Developing many Systems focused in small business
b) Teaching Programming Languages into many computers schools.
c) Working as a Developer for an Internet Solutions provider focused in E-commerce solutions.
I had created many solutions for some companies from the beginning of Internet business, using legendary technologies available for Internet Development in early stages, such as: Microsoft IDC/HXT, CGI, ISAPI, ASP1.0 and 2.0, in addition to many components using MTS and MSQM for e-commerce solutions.
Additional Information
Edgar Ankiewsky Silva’s Interests:
High level middleware Solution and technologies focused in SOA
Edgar Ankiewsky Silva’s Honors:
- NetBeans DreamTeam founding Member in 2007
- Nominated to NetBeans Community 2006 Awards
- Borland Delphi 5 Internet Development Book selected for Borland as World-Wide Oficial Book.
Presentations as Speaker at IT Events such as:
JavaOne, Comdex, FISL, BorCon, JustJava, CafeBrasil, Maratona4Java, WebMobile and several others
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