“While we teach, we learn.”

Bruno De Bus is a highly experienced Cloud Software Engineer with years of work experience. He has a strong skill set in Linux, C, embedded systems, and software development. Prior to Klarrio, Bruno worked in various roles, where he focused on IT services and consulting.

Bruno worked at Virdata and Technicolor where he built scalable publish/subscribe messaging infrastructure to monitor and manage millions of connected devices. He also has experience as a Software Architect at Technicolor in France.

Nicolas is responsible for all internal training and personal development within Klarrio, including our data engineering learning program, tutorrio.

Nicolas started his career in a sales-oriented role, but he quickly realized he was more interested in the learning & development part of the job and became a product trainer. He had the opportunity to do some good for the Belgian education system and started working as head of academy and adoption manager. Then, he joined our team with skills that are easily transferable to his current position.

“I will be responsible for student recruitment and follow-up at tutorrio,” says Nicolas. “We want to ensure that our students know what to expect from the course and the outcome of this training.”

Once you apply for tutorrio to become a data engineer, your CV will first be sent to Nicolas. He will have a thorough look at your skills and motivation and contact you for an interview if we’re a good match.

Do you have any questions about the tutorrio data engineering learning program? Feel free to contact Nicolas at hello@tutorrio.com!

Mario Vitale is responsible for setting up the infrastructure of the learning management system (LMS) that the tutorrio trainees will use during the course. He makes sure that the system is stable, secure, monitored, and automated as much as possible.

“Automation is crucial because it ensures that whenever there are changes in the learning content, they are automatically applied to the course in the learning management system as well,” Mario explains.

In fact, the LMS is not only used by the trainees but also by the founder of tutorrio, Klarrio. The company uses it to provide training to its employees and to streamline the onboarding process, among other things. 

True to our core beliefs at Klarrio, we wanted to create this system using an open source framework. After careful evaluation, we decided to work with Moodle, one of the most popular  open source learning management system projects with a large and vibrant community. It’s also known to be very customizable through plugins. 

“Extending the framework and adding the capabilities we needed to our LMS was a challenge, but I had a lot of freedom to experiment. I got to explore several different technologies while getting familiar with them.”

As a Learning Designer, Indra manages all the learning programs that Klarrio offers, including the tutorrio data engineering courses. 

“My job includes helping maintain the LMS and coordinating learning content development,” says Indra. “I work very closely with our engineers to develop content that is practical and highly relevant.”

Indra works together with our LMS engineer Mario. While Mario is responsible for the system’s technical parts, Indra takes care of the learning design aspects. 

“You can think of my role a little bit like a UX/UI designer. Mario maintains and develops the technology, and I see how it improves and enhances the learning experience.”

At Klarrio and tutorrio, we believe that learning never stops. We pay special attention to investing in our employees and their personal development. 

That is why we find it essential to create a learning tool that our colleagues can use as a knowledge hub.

“Our goal is to create a learning environment for both the Klarrio employees and tutorrio trainees where they can access and gain knowledge in the most efficient way. With such a user-friendly, learner-centered, and motivational tool, we can help them grow and advance in their career.”

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