I'm a software developer that enjoys programming. I started working on small projects as freelancers in 2011 doing work about building WordPress sites where I had the opportunity of creating plugins, custom themes, widgets, and also some Joomla works implementing MVC, in one of those days I worked on a project in C#.net where also I used MVC as a design pattern.

In 2014 I started working on ITVC Continental in a team of 4 people building feature and supporting call center with Vicidial system (An open-source legacy project based on PHP, Perl, Asterisk and Mysql) the team used “Kanban” methodologies to create distributed Web, Mobile And Desktop applications, Custom Apps, Custom Databases, Custom Reports, and Enterprise Integration. In one of my last projects there I was the team leader in a team of 5 people where we created a microservice app integrating Twilio, Vicidial, Custom App in Laravel, Mandrill Emails manager, and Perl scripts using a Rest API base structure to communicate all of the services.

I was working for Intellisys seen in March of 2019 to March 2021.

My responsibilities at Intellisys:

• Using Agile methodologies process
• Unity and automation testing
• Developing backend and front website architecture
• Designing and developing APIs.

Now I’m working as Full-Stack Developer for SweatWorks.

My responsibilities as Full-Stack Developer:

• Developing front end website architecture.
• Designing user interactions on web pages.
• Developing back end website applications.
• Creating servers and databases for functionality.
• Ensuring cross-platform optimization for mobile phones.
• Ensuring responsiveness of applications.
• Working alongside graphic designers for web design features.
• Seeing through a project from conception to finished product.
• Designing and developing APIs.
• Meeting both technical and consumer needs.
• Staying abreast of developments in web applications and programming languages and other duties as assigned.

My Hobbies:

• Taekwondo
• Gym
• Build game on Unity3D
• Contribute to open source
• Answer question on StackOverflow