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As a child, on my free weekends I used to work in a Cyber Cafe, and I have always been interested in the tech world, how it made things happen, and what it was made of. My experience at university, Makers and working internationally has helped me take that early excitement and turn it into skills that I hope to use to build the next generation of technologies.
As a Full Stack Developer and Engineer, I'd like to be able to build softwares simply, starting with the core (Code Side) and what the user can see and get from them. I'd like to use my creativity to contribute to companies to give professional, short and quality solutions to any problem that it faces.
A couple of years back travelled to Europe to complete a Makers Academy program and an internship in Poland. I shared more about this amazing experience on the Makers blog and also you'll find a resume of all my work in Sourcerer
After that first world experience I found a great job opportunity in Chile, Where I was living. Currently cause of COVID I decided to move back to Nicaragua to be with my family and work remotely.
| Project | Summary | Technologies |
|---|---|---|
| Pokemon-API-Challengue | Backend API about saving and listing Pokemons pokemon. Online version | Typescript, lambda, serverless, api-gateway, mongo cloud, hexagonal architecture, Postman, Eslint |
| Movie-Challengue | Full Application (Client and Server) about listing movies recently streamed. Online version | Typescript, Express, Heroku CLI, mongo cloud, JWT, Postman, React, Redux, CSS, html |
| Burguer-Builder | Mini project which is based on build a personal burguer and then move to a checkout to order it Online version | React, Heroku CLI, Firebase, JWT, Redux, CSS, Node, Javascript, JSX |
| API-Admin | API that manage the entrance and exit from employees and their profile Online version | Ruby Rails, Heroku CLI, postgres, JWT, Postman |
| AppScore | Connection with external Soccer API Deployed on Heroku | Ruby Rails, Heroku CLI, css, jquery, API Football data, Figaro, boostrap |
| Meet&Eat | WebApp thats allows you to create a post about where do you want to eat and others could joint it. Deployed on Heroku | Ruby Rials, Jquery, Boostrap, Rspec, Capybara, Travis, Heroku |
| Acebook | Facebook clone Deployed on Heroku | Ruby Rails, RSpec, Capybara, Travis, Heroku |
| MakersB&B | AirbB&B clone | express JS, MongoDB, Jasmine, Cypress |
| Bookmark Manager | Web app that Save your URL secure and quickly | Boostrap, Sinatra, Rspec, Capybara, Ruby |
| chitter-challenge | Twitter-clone | Boostrap, Sinatra, Rspec, Capybara, Ruby |
| Thermostate | Simulation of a thermostate controller | Boostrap, Sinatra, Ruby, Jasmine, Jquery, JS, API wheater |
Studying in Nicaragua, I started from zero. At my university, we had already begun searching for information about coding web pages and apps, and as a result I decided to create a group with my classmates where we could help each other. It was tough, but I knew we would get through many more challenges together than apart. The goal was teamwork.
I took the opportunity to work and help to complete remotly a tech project in six months in Nicaragua in a public Clinic in Ciudad Sandino, the most deprived area of the city. This included the combination of a web page and Wifi network configuration with Mikrotik Technology. I worked together with a highly accredited team in Poland, Miquido, and my role was to create and deploy a reliable Wifi that supplied all the patients that visited the clinic and redirected them to the web App before they had access to the internet, in order to provide them with some education on important topics such as contraception and healthy lifestyle advice, as well as providing feedback to the clinic on its services. I analyse the data resulting from this project on an ongoing basis to gather new insights into health and wellbeing in one of Nicaragua's most difficult communities. I had to teach myself to become competent in managing this technology, and learn to work with an outsourced team of professional developers.
I wouldn't be able to finish Maker's course unless I was an open-minded person - there aren't many students from Nicaragua that make it to the UK and step outside the confines of their university degree. My father and My mother taught me to be like this - Their attitude towards their works in Managua is something that inspires me and I want to take this even further in my own life.
Be in touch during 16-intensive week with new people not only from london, in an intensive course forced me to learn how to write a clean and readable code for them also to be able to work efficiently and quickly by learning the best practice from coding but not for that I'm just a great team player, I consider the best way to keep a great team-work is by keeping a good communication with the rest of your team.
Software Development Methodologies:
- Agile/XP
- Scrum
- Test-driven Development (TDD)
- Behavior-driven Development (BDD)
- Domain-driven Design (DDD)
Architectural Patterns:
- Model-View-Controller (MVC)
- Hexagonal Architecture
Cloud-based Architecture and Services:
- Micro-Services
- Serverless
- AWS Services: S3, Lambdas, SQS, API Gateway, EventBridge, SNS, ClouWatch
Programming Languages, Frameworks and Technologies:
- Nodejs
- Typescript
- Ruby
- Ruby on Rails
- JavaScript
- BackBones.js
- Express.js
- React
- Redux
- Zustand
- Sinatra
- Golang
- jQuery
- JSON
- CSS
- JWT/Bearer tokens
- Cipher
- googleapis
- opta
- tinyBird
Payment Gateway
- stripe
- recurly
- inapp
- googlePlay
- woocomerce
- roku
Databases:
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- MySQL
- Firebase
Testing Frameworks:
- RSpec
- Jasmine
- Capybara
- Cucumber
- Selenium
- Jest
Front-End Design:
- Responsive Web Design (Bootstrap library)
Version Control and Collaboration Tools:
- Git
- GitHub
- Bitbucket
(CI/CD) Tools:
- Travis CI
- Jenkins
- Bitbucket Pipelines
Code Quality and Linting:
- RuboCop
- ESLint
Application Performance Monitoring & Error Tracking
- Sentry
Makers Academy (October 29 to February 1 of 2019)(London, England)
- A 16-week intensive development bootcamp.
UNI (National University of Engineering) (January 2013 to Jun 2018)
- Computer Engineering.
Udemy (Online Course) (January 2020)
- Node and React courses.
Udemy (Online Course) (September 2021)
- Typescript course.
Guide, lead, define and validate the actions to be carried out for each technical task. Also from the tasks defined always working front-end back-end sides (Micro-service and Cloud Base Architecture).
Based on the client's and the company needs are created and maintained features from the current platform, working both front and back-end (Micro-service and Cloud Base Architecture).
In charge to speed up internal processes using RoR, connecting to severals APIs, generating internal reports to analyse them and take decisions from there.
Junior Software developer, Responsable of developing new features and fixing bugs to RubyLedger Web Application
I putted in practice my new skills to try to master back-end and front-end from NiFi Project to be able to make changes in the future.
My roles: WiFi network Supervisor, problem-solver and QA tester
I worked in the technical support area, Solving issues that the users faced like guide them how to use local software, making pc configuration and in any situation that my help was needed
Foreign Languages: Native Spanish speaker and intermediate-advanced English speaker