Andrés Lince Email & Phone Number

Kirkland, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, United States

Panama City, Panamá, Panama

- Developed a microservice from scratch using Spring Boot for generating quizzes from user-uploaded content, including images and text, now in production as part of the SIGEDUC LMS.- Designed and implemented a RESTful system architecture to integrate seamlessly with existing platforms.- Utilized prompt engineering and GPT models from OpenAI to enable automated quiz generation and grading, including complex tasks like essay evaluation.- Leveraged Reactor-like technologies, specifically WebFlux, to handle asynchronous processing and ensure high performance and scalability.- Contributed to the full lifecycle of the project, from system design to deployment, ensuring robust and scalable microservice architecture.

Bothell, Washington, United States

As a teacher assistant for a Data Structures and Algorithms class, I was responsible for grading assignments and providing support to students. This position has given me the opportunity to deepen my knowledge and understanding of data structures and algorithms, and has strengthened my problem-solving skills. I am looking to apply these skills as a Software Engineer in the future.

Bothell, Washington, United States

As a Backend Developer at the DAIS research group, I worked on improving the amino acid prediction accuracy of DeepTracer. In this role, I also collaborated with multiple students, providing mentorship and guidance as needed. This experience was exciting and rewarding, as I was part of a team that was pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence and biotechnology. My work on DeepTracer strengthened my expertise in machine learning and software development, and I was eager to continue applying these skills in a challenging and dynamic work environment.

Panama City, Panamá, Panama

I had the opportunity to work on developing an Android app for a learning management system called SIGEDUC. I was responsible for creating a mobile version of one of the software modules, SGEPROF, which focused on providing teachers with the tools they need to manage their classes. While working on this project, I gained valuable experience in software design, object-oriented programming, and the Java programming language. Although the project was never completed, it was a great learning experience for me and helped to lay the foundation for my future career in software development.