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Ludovic Galibert
Entrepreneur. Advisor. Senior Engineer at Netflix | Test Automation Platform Engineering
Ludovic Galibert is a seasoned Senior Software Engineer (full stack) with a wealth of knowledge and over 20 years of experience in developing scalable distributed applications and services.
With proven leadership abilities, execution skills, and a talent for large cross-functional collaboration and mentorship, Ludovic excels in driving projects to success.
His programming expertise spans Java, Node.js, Golang, and Python, allowing him to choose the right tools for each unique project requirement.
Ludovic is known for being the creator and caretaker of internal Slack bots, showcasing his innovation and contribution to enhancing internal processes.
His educational background includes studying at Deutsch-Französisches Gymnasium Saarbrücken and obtaining a Dipl.-Ing. (Master of Engineering) in Computer and Communications Engineering from Universität des Saarlandes.
Throughout his career, Ludovic has held various significant roles, such as Senior Software Engineer in Managed Experiences and Productivity Engineering at Netflix.
Prior to Netflix, he also served in key positions such as Deputy Director of Development, Senior Software Engineer, Lead Developer, and Team Lead at Attensity.
Additionally, Ludovic has enriched his professional journey with roles like Android App Developer in his spare time and Software Engineer at INTERACTIVE Software Solutions GmbH, showcasing his diverse skill set.
Ludovic Galibert's extensive industry experience, technical proficiency, leadership skills, and collaborative approach make him a valuable asset in the software engineering realm.
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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Software Engineer, Test Automation Platform at Netflix! I'm very excited to be diving deeper in a new domain to help ensure our members have a high-quality experience when streaming Netflix!
After 2 and 1/2 years, I decided to shut down the company I had founded for some side projects.
I bootstrapped everything myself, did all the research, paperwork, filings... It was a tremendous learning experience. But I wasn't spending a ton of time on those projects and the cost and bureaucratic overhead (franchise tax, city business tax, hosting, etc...) of running something officially is unbelievably high and just not worth it.
I have a better appreciation for how tough it is for small businesses to keep going. I wish the government and local authorities would make it easier to run a business... To be fair though, there are some advantages in California (no franchise tax the 1st year for business started until 2024 I believe) and San Jose (no business tax under a certain amount).
