Carlos Ruiz Lucchese serves as the Senior Engineering Manager at Capitole, where he leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in technology development across diverse industries, including telecommunications, medicine, e-commerce, finance, banking, energy, entertainment, logistics, and environmental sectors. In his current role, Carlos is the...
Carlos Ruiz Lucchese serves as the Senior Engineering Manager at Capitole, where he leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in technology development across diverse industries, including telecommunications, medicine, e-commerce, finance, banking, energy, entertainment, logistics, and environmental sectors. In his current role, Carlos is the technical lead for the development of cutting-edge digital products, where he meticulously conducts comprehensive evaluations to devise innovative solutions and design robust software architectures. His expertise in software architecture and proficiency with technologies such as Vue.js, .NET, and C++ enable him to guide his team in creating scalable and efficient systems that meet the evolving needs of clients.
Carlos is also instrumental in establishing a framework of technical standards and procedures that align with the overarching goals of the organization. This involves supervising the quality assurance and quality control (QAQC) processes to ensure that all software products not only meet but exceed industry benchmarks. His adeptness with tools like GitOps and Kong further enhances the development workflow, allowing for streamlined deployment and management of applications.
Key projects under his leadership have included the development of high-performance applications for the finance and banking sectors, where security and reliability are paramount. Carlos’s collaborative approach fosters a culture of innovation, enabling teams of various sizes to work cohesively towards common objectives. His commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in software engineering positions him as a pivotal figure in driving technological advancements at Capitole.