I have contributed to several projects and services that altogether form a full End-to-End Testing Environment.Most of the services use:- NESTJs as a Node js framework.- Typescript providing strong typing for a safer development environment.- Gitlab CI/CD combined with Docker for faster and more maintainable deployment.- Swagger for documenting the APIsSome technologies/tools used in these services:- MongoDB as a NoSQL database storing all the test requests and results.- Cron Jobs allowing to leverage resources and keep services running 24/7.- Bash scripts executed programmatically on several hosts in order to automate processes on Windows and MacOS.- Consul as a host Cloud Management service.- Playwright for UI Testing and Web scraping.- PowerBI to showcase the results, analyze them, and make decisions. This feature helped us to close the Service lifecycle and keep improving it.Good to highlight that throughout all my time at HP, I provided support to everyone who needed it, this allowed me to be awarded as an "Always willing to help" person and committed to making things happen.

I decide to leverage pandemic times to retake studies on something I love, which is Software Development and took some courses. This allowed me to get involved again in current tools, frameworks and languages features.As I was studying, I created:- Excel tutorial app for Android using B4A. This was on Google Playstore for some years and gave some money with Ads. (Visual Basic).- Web app as a POS for personal business (HTML, CSS, JS, Firebase).- Trivia web page fetching from Trivia API / opentdb.com (React Js, Redux).- Unsplash web replica fetching from Unsplash API (React Js, Redux, React Navigation).- Weather web app fetching from Open Weather API (React Js, Redux, React Navigation).- dewis market eCommerce app with great business features like: inventory management, purchases registry, sales registry, customers and suppliers management, plus dashboard statistics about sales, purchases, etc. (React Js, Redux, React Navigation, Bulma CSS Framework, Firebase.)Now with more experience in frameworks and languages, and interested in sharpening my skills, I decided to:- Learn Flutter, so as a side project, I'm developing a newer version of Dewis market but vision thinking of it with a limitless amount of business registration capability and free for the end user to get the closest businesses near to him and be able to buy anything he may need.- Learn to develop WhatsApp Bot for customer service leveraging Meta API to provide custom flows based on customer input. I'm implementing it on a Streaming Service family business- Rented a Linux VPS and manage it using tools like Nginx and PM2 to get some customers sites using SSL and running 24/7 and for my personal projects.

I contributed to a Device State Dashboard project using:- React JS as the UI Framework.- Node Js as a backend to manage the RESTful services between Azure IoT Hub and the UI.- Azure IoT Hub where all the devices information was stored.- WebSockets to real-time updates.The most interesting part of this project was exploring the Azure IoT Hub containing thousands of devices and a ton of data. We were able to filter the devices and read the stream of data at the same time that we showed the device status and relevant information in real-time in the UI.Good to highlight that I was created from the ground up all the UI and modularized it to make it more maintainable and scalable.

I had the opportunity to work and manage a team composed of 90 people approximately.There I could learned so many things, not just being responsible of 10 millions dollar inventory, also I learned to listen, both my team and the customer.Listed below the responsibilities I was leader:- Inventory Control and supply- Product visibility in store- Personal interview and selection- Material waste control- Team satisfaction and work environment- Premium customers service

Here I could demonstrate that full time disponibility was so important in some cases.One of my responsibilities was supply truck parts to execute Volvo Rescue Program.No matter hour day or night, if some truck driver needed help, I was part of the team to help him.I was responsible of an inventory about 4 millions dollars and leader of 2 people.

As a Region Chief, I was responsible of manage all generated data from the cities in which Pepsi was delivering products.About 10 cities, 5 millions dollars in sales every day, 100,000 customers and more than 200 SKU´s.All data was processed and managed from Excel, but not just that simple. It was automated with VBA to deliver all the Regional Charts and Reports at place and time.