Software Solution Architect · OpenText

Francisco Vallejo Luna

I design, automate and integrate enterprise platforms — from ITSM and orchestration to hybrid cloud, Kubernetes and observability.

Madrid, Spain · 20 years in enterprise IT

  • Spanish native
  • English fluent
  • Mandarin basic–intermediate · HSK-3
Portrait of Francisco Vallejo Luna

Profile

Architecture with hands-on delivery

I am a Computer Engineer (University of León, 2009) and Software Solution Architect at OpenText, with 20 years of experience turning complex enterprise requirements into reliable, maintainable platforms.

My work sits where architecture meets delivery: customer-facing design, integrations, automation and orchestration, ITSM, hybrid cloud, Linux, containers and observability. I like pragmatic solutions, clear documentation and systems that are easy to operate.

I have worked across telco, insurance, retail and enterprise security projects, both building custom solutions and getting the most out of commercial platforms.

Expertise

What I work with

Solution architecture & integrations

Enterprise integration, APIs, data flows and end-to-end design for complex customer environments.

Automation & orchestration

OpenText Operations Orchestration, RPA, Ansible, Python and Bash. Automating repetitive work safely and audibly.

ITSM & operations

OpenText Service Manager, Operations Bridge, SMAX and SiteScope: processes, workflows and modern ITSM solutions.

Hybrid cloud & containers

AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, plus Kubernetes and OpenShift. CKAD-certified and comfortable with Linux at depth.

Observability & reliability

Prometheus, Grafana, logging and monitoring. Building systems that can be measured, diagnosed and operated.

FinOps & AI/ML

Cloud cost and value with FinOps practices, plus applied machine learning with TensorFlow, PyTorch and pandas.

Beyond work

Things I enjoy

Sailing

Spanish sailing licence (2023) for vessels up to 13 m. Still learning, always happy to be on the water.

Scuba diving

One-star diver. A good excuse to travel and to slow down.

3D printing

Designing and printing parts, fixing printers and learning by breaking things occasionally.

AI & self-hosting

Applied machine learning, local LLMs, home automation and a small self-hosted lab.

Contact

Let’s talk

For professional enquiries, the quickest route is LinkedIn or email.