TenarisProject Leader
Oct. 2009 - Sep. 2013Buenos Aires, Argentina. Veracruz, México. Cilegon, Indonesia.Designed and developed the new worldwide solution to control machines in multiple factories across the world.
- Teams were very diverse depending on the stage of the project. The development phase included more than 100 people in Mexico, Argentina, Italy, Germany and United States, collaborating on core solutions and machine-specific solutions. - Worked closely with engineers with different backgrounds (software, electric engineering, mechanical engineering and so forth) from different countries to define architecture, design and data structures for the worldwide platform of Tenaris Tubes manufacturing plants.
- Developed several modules in .Net, using Remoting and WCF communication with redundant proxies to provide real-time machine control.
- Designed, developed and tested zero downtime machine control modules in .Net using Remoting and WCF with custom proxies to reroute control and network messages if any system was down or unresponsive. - Implemented several communication layers using industrial protocols such as ModBus, ModBus+, Profibus, Industrial Ethernet and plain UDP datagrams.
- Designed and developed multi-language user interfaces in WPF.
- Designed and developed data connectors to publish processes information to level 2 and level 3 datamarts.
- Optimized SQL Server databases for heavy processing operations.
- Integrated cross applications for pipes manufacturing processes in Mexico, United States, Scotland and Indonesia.
- Implemented several machine modules on-site in Veracruz, Mexico, adjusting some processes to local specifications.
- Implemented several machine modules on-site in Cilegon, Indonesia, customizing specific modules for Asian regulations.
- Designed architecture, developed and implemented solutions of ETL processes in Asia to transfer and collect information from different systems to and from plant production using .Net and SSIS.