Ricardo Ferreira

Ricardo Ferreira

After nearly two decades working with software engineering and solution architecture, in 2018 I decided to earn my living working full-time as a developer advocate. However, unofficially I’ve been blogging, creating demos, and speaking at conferences since 2004. Some of the events I’ve spoken at include JavaOne, JFokus, JNation, QCon, Google Cloud Next, Kafka Summit, Pulsar Summit, and many Big Data conferences. You can find where I’ll speak next here.

Recordings of my talks can be found on my YouTube channel, where you’re welcome to subscribe to get the latest of my work — such as workshops, demos, and tutorials that I create. In fact, you may want to check my GitHub for the code I write to all of this.

If you need to reach out, you can email me at riferrei@riferrei.com or just start a conversation on Telegram.

Twitter: @riferrei

Biographies for publication

Short biography

Ricardo leads the Developer Relations team at Redis. Previously, he held roles at AWS, Elastic, Confluent, and Oracle.

He has more than 25 years of experience in distributed systems, databases, and software development. He began his career focused on software engineering and developer education, then moved into solution architecture, helping customers design, build, and deploy data-intensive applications. Over time, he found his passion in DevRel, where he combines deep technical expertise, teaching experience, and customer empathy to help developers succeed.

Full biography

Ricardo leads the Developer Relations team at Redis. Previously, he held roles at AWS, Elastic, Confluent, and Oracle.

He has more than 25 years of experience in distributed systems, databases, and software development. He began his career focused on software engineering and developer education, then moved into solution architecture, helping customers design, build, and deploy data-intensive applications. Over time, he found his passion in DevRel, where he combines deep technical expertise, teaching experience, and customer empathy to help developers succeed.

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