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    <description>Corver Roos is a software architect and leader with a strong background in designing, developing and maintaining high performance distributed SaaS platforms. He has an Engineering degree from Stellenbosch University and has worked at multiple leading technology companies in South Africa and in Europe. He is currently a staff software engineer at Luno.
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