Iñaki Amatria Barral

Passionate computer engineer eager to acquire experience in the fields of digital signal processing and RTL systems design
Highly experienced in high-performance computing and with the tools that support development

Personal details

• Date of birth: 17/12/1999
• Nationality: Spanish
• Gender: male
• Driving license: yes
• Mail: i.amatria@udc.es
• GitHub: amatria

Education and training

• (2022-current) PhD in computer science @ Universidade da Coruña (A Coruña)
• (2021-2022) Master's degree in high-performance computing @ Universidade da Coruña (A Coruña)
• (2017-2021) Bachelor's degree in computer engineering @ Universidade da Coruña (A Coruña)

Work experience

• (2019-2020) Software engineer @ Nomasystems SL (A Coruña)

  developed and deployed a quality assurance pipeline for an iOS app used by millions around the globe

• (2019-2021) Mentor @ Universidade da Coruña (A Coruña)

  served as a positive social and academic role-model by supporting mentees with their involvement on campus

• (2019-current) Research intern @ Universidade da Coruña (A Coruña)

  conducted a successful research project in the fields of bioinformatics and high-performance computing and recorded results within a paper (pRIblast)

Open source contributions

• (2021-current) otland/forgottenserver: a free and open-source MMORPG server emulator written in C++ [Contributor]

Other projects

• (2020-current) yonunca: a lightweight, mobile-first drinking game web application
• (2021-current) pide-tu-cancion: a simple web application to take song requests

Language skills

• Mother tongues: Spanish and Galician
• Other languages: English (C1), Portuguese (B1) and French (A2)

Other skills

• charisma and leadership
• passion and drive for developing optimized and adequate solutions for a whole range of engineering challenges
• highly experienced in Linux environments and in the use of version control systems, as well as build environments, IDEs and several toolchains
• deep knowledge of the technologies that support development, from as low level as assembly up to abstractions like hypervisors