Alessio Treglia

Software Developer presso Glow Digital Media Limited

Core Developer presso Ubuntu

Announcement: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2010-November/032160.html The Ubuntu Core Developers are collectively responsible for the maintenance of all packages in Ubuntu, they are able to apply this knowledge to a variety of packages and subsystems and they also have a history of substantial direct contributions to the distribution. Being a core-dev means feeling a sense of personal responsibility for the quality of Ubuntu releases and for the satisfaction of Ubuntu users.

Debian Developer presso Debian

A Debian developer (DD) is a Debian Project Member who has vote rights. DD portfolio available at http://goo.gl/fmEGS

QA Engineer presso Heyware

Developed the Quality Assurance infrastructure for automated testing of the FileRock's data integrity check mechanism. FileRock is a desktop cloud service focused on security. I used several open source tools to architect and implement a set of APIs to provide the Python developers with reliable and easy-to-use mechanisms to write test cases (unit tests, smoke tests, integration tests). I added the support for Canonical's Unity interface to the FileRock client application as well as I did general code review and enhancements. Tools, languages and technologies involved: • Authenticated Data Structures • Python • Nose • GLib and GObject Introspection • GTK+3.0 • Several version control systems: SVN, GIT and Bazaar • Various Linux shell scripting languages - Ubuntu

Debian packaging developer presso Sourcefabric o.p.s.

Review of the Debian packaging for Airtime's release 2.0.0.

Linux Systems Engineer presso MythosTech Srl

Developed an Ubuntu derivative dedicated to virtualization tasks. My aim was to design a Ubuntu-like operating system able to provide access to both remote and locally-hosted virtual desktop sessions. To achieve my goal I relied on several open source Ubuntu and GNU/Linux-related technologies and tools: Python and the Nose library to extend, customize and test Ubiquity and D-I, respectively Ubuntu and Debian installers, Kernel-based Virtual Machine as ground for the virtualization service, chroot and SQUASHFS for the build of CD images. The result was a lightweight, self-contained, and OEM-customizable desktop virtualization platform capable to be distributed in the form of USB pendrives. Tools, languages and technologies involved: • Python as well as several other scripting languages (Bash, Perl) • Linux virtualization features • VirtualBridges VERDE • KVM • Test automation with Nose: smoke tests, unit tests • C/C++ • Ubiquity • Debian installer • Debian Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) • SQUASHFS • Ubuntu Customization Kit

Linux Developer presso Mondoweb s.r.l.

Development and site reliability maintenance of all server side components (ACL, streaming service, DVB-T hardware support) for a DVB-over-IP service: http://www.beconn.com/. The whole platform has been developed using free software only. Tools, languages and technologies involved: • Python • GNU Debugger • DBus • VideoLAN server • Apache • Samba • NFS • Linux performance and kernel tuning • Various Linux shell scripting languages • Ubuntu 10.04 LTS

MOTU Developer presso Ubuntu

Announcement: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2009-February/005457.html The Ubuntu MOTU Developers are collectively responsible for the maintenance of packages in the universe and multiverse components, they answer questions of other developers in order to expand their understanding of packaging work and provide guidance for prospective Ubuntu developers regarding technical issues.

Debian Packager presso Sourcefabric o.p.s.

Supervised the work for the Campcaster's Debian packaging. http://www.sourcefabric.org/en/products/camp/311/Campcaster.htm

Music producer and recording studio assistant presso Self-employed

I also worked on "8Orizzontale" (2006) short movie's soundtrack as producer and music engineer; http://www.myspace.com/zeroscene.