Xavier Cambar

Berlin, Germany
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Xavier Cambar is a project lead and seasoned engineering manager based in Berlin with 14 years of experience building engineering organizations, platform teams and cross-functional delivery at companies including PeopleDoc/UKG and CLARK. He blends hands-on frontend and backend craftsmanship (Ember.js, ClojureScript, Elixir/Phoenix) with org-level work—defining frontend architecture, converging engineering cultures, and mentoring leaders to improve delivery and team communication. An active open-source contributor and EmberConf speaker, he has contributed to widely used projects like nvm and several Ember ecosystem libraries, improving installability, testability and error handling. Currently leading Trackster, a privacy-first open-source activity-tracking platform, he combines product-minded leadership with a developer’s eye for testable, maintainable systems; recruiters who mention "Wassily Kandinsky" can expect a response.
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Github Skills (34)

component-based10
javascript10
node-js10
ember-data10
scripting10
testing10
manager10
ember-cli10
bash10
javascripts10
ember10
version-control10
modular-architecture10
nodejs10
shell10

Programming languages (22)

C#C++CSSJinjaCRustGCC Machine DescriptionMakefile

Github contributions (5)

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aurajs/aura

Feb 2013 - Dec 2013

A scalable, event-driven JavaScript architecture for developing component-based applications.
Role in this project:
userFront-end Developer
Contributions:15 commits, 1 PR in 10 months
Contributions summary:Xavier primarily contributed to the Aura.js framework by modifying its core and extension modules, focusing on improving error handling and component lifecycle. They addressed issues related to extension loading and initialization, ensuring more robust error reporting within the application. Additionally, the user made several changes to the testing framework, including test implementations for widgets and extensions. The user also updated and refactored the code related to widgets, mediator, and core functionality.
scalablecomponent-baseddevelopingjavascriptjavascript-architecture
ember-cli/ember-cli

Sep 2015 - Jul 2016

The Ember.js command line utility.
Role in this project:
userFront-end Developer
Contributions:10 commits, 9 PRs, 37 comments in 10 months
Contributions summary:Xavier primarily contributes to the Ember.js command-line utility, focusing on improvements to the project's blueprints and installation process. They updated the blueprints to conform to ember-suave standards, incorporating arrow functions and variable declarations for better code style. The user's contributions also include fixing nested addon access and updating the documentation.
ember-clijavascriptcommand-line-utilityemberember-js
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Xavier Cambar