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Rubén Berenguel, PhD
SRE (SWE) at Google, Organiser at Python Barcelona (in the distance)
Rubén Berenguel, PhD is a Site Reliability Engineer at Google with a diverse background in data engineering, data science, and business intelligence.1 He has experience working on analytical problems and holds a doctorate degree from the Universitat de Barcelona.1
Professional Background
As a Site Reliability Engineer at Google, Berenguel is part of the ProdSec SRE team, which focuses on building secure and reliable systems.3 His work involves addressing challenges in the intersection of security and reliability in production environments.
Technical Interests and Projects
Berenguel has demonstrated a keen interest in various technical areas:
Programming and Development:: He has created several projects, including:
- 'Roids': An Asteroids clone for the Pimoroni PicoSystem, which he uploaded to Itch.io26
- PiWrite: A writing application inspired by SolarWriter, designed for use on Kindle devices4
Algorithmic and Generative Art:: Berenguel has shared algorithmic art pieces he has created, with code available on his GitHub repository.5
Knowledge Sharing
Berenguel actively shares his knowledge and interests on LinkedIn. He has posted about:
- Free online resources for Site Reliability Engineering3
- His coding projects and their availability on platforms like Itch.io and GitHub26
- Reading recommendations covering topics such as productivity, career development, languages, AWS, Redshift, data, writing, mathematics, management, and machine learning7
Through his LinkedIn activity, Rubén Berenguel, PhD demonstrates a multifaceted approach to technology, combining his professional expertise in Site Reliability Engineering with personal projects in gaming, writing tools, and algorithmic art.
Highlights
Once a friend asked me about a career switch, he was bored after being in the same place for too long. He was smart and hardworking, and had been working as a waiter in a high end restaurant for several years, since he picked it up as a part-time job during his degree in computer science. The money was good, and he was well liked by patrons and staff. He was interested in getting into data engineering.
I told him not to bother. He would still be serving and cleaning tables but nobody would like what he did.
#dataengineering #joke #didnotreallyhappen
I posted the code of my asteroids clone for the Pimoroni PicoSystem (it is also available to play in the browser in itch.io): https://lnkd.in/dy6WBCGp
This is pretty much my first C++ project, so it is bound to have a lot of wonky stuff, even if I got help from an experienced C++ developer when I didn't know why things were exploding (in a non-literal sense in this case).
The only way to get better is to do the thing… and then, do the thing better.
