I run technology @ Ingenious, a product design agency that helps companies turn their ideas into real products. The company designs and executes products for worldwide clients mostly in the US.My job consists of organizing all company human resources (developers, designers, contractors, etc.). On the technical side, I'm in charge of doing pre-sales and deciding (with the rest of the team) the technology direction for all the projects we do.During my three years @ Ingenious, I've helped to change the development group of the company. We grew the team up to 30+, enabled remote work for all employees (we now have people working in Uruguay, Argentina, Cuba & US) and shifted the tech direction from closed-source, enterprise-software to an open source mindset.

During my two years @ Infuy, I managed heavy-load websites (1M+ unique visits per month), also maintained, designed, and developed new features for those websites.

During my two years @ Moove IT I worked for several SF startups using Ruby on Rails and JavaScript, after a year, I moved half-time to the sales team as the technical contact for new prospects.

GuruYu hired me to develop web applications using SAP Web Dynpro & SAP Netweaver platform. During my two years at the company, I worked as an SAP consultant for GuruYu clients.

Cygno is a small shop with developers in Belarus; I was their first hire in Montevideo.Things did not go well at Cygno. I was supposed to work as a JEE developer, but I ended working with PHP & eclipse GEMF which I did not know. That was fine I like to learn new things, the sad part was working alone in a 2 x 2 office with my boss -and the rest of the team- in Belarus. I think there was a huge cultural gap between the way I was used to working and the Belarus people, so I decided to leave.

I worked for TCS for almost three years (+1 year as an external consultant), I started as a developer, and later I became a technical leader for TCS Uruguay and TCS ArgentinaWithin TCS I have developed applications for clients like Worldspan, RSA, Equifax and many others.I also had the chance to integrate the Technology Change Management support group in Uruguay and Argentina

One of my first "real" jobs. I created a ton of websites here in HTML, CSS & JS and also with Flash.

In charge of maintaining the embassy website.