Lead a team of 15 developers and QA engineers. Successfully delivered 6 different mobile apps as well as web APIs and a customer portal project. In my role I always had several active projects with different stakeholders and timelines. My teams always worked hard and followed the SCRUM methodology.

Manage a team of 10 engineers on a set of projects involving native iOS and Android apps, .Net backend on AWS Lambda. Authentication is handled by AWS Cognito and we use Snowflake for our Databases.I'm responsible for management of the team and, as a Business Analyst, I'm in charge of building out the project's backlog as well as making decisions on technology, product design and strategy.I also helped out with code reviews and refactoring on the iOS app.

Lead iOS Developer and Team Lead for clients. I specialise in both Objective-C and Swift applications leveraging technologies like HealthKit, GrandCentralDispatch, Storyboards with Autolayout, CoreData, Realm, AFNetworking, MVC and MVVM.The apps integrate with both custom and third-party RESTful web services using either JSON or XML and OAuth2 for authentication.I love doing Unit And Functional Tests for my code and prefer the Test-Driven Development methodology when given the chance. I am also an experienced UX designer and have worked with graphic designers to create and refine the app's UI and UX across iOS, Android and Web platforms.I have experience working with Agile development, especially Scrum and Kanban

iOS apps developed: 1) iWell™ (http://www.iwell.info), a universal app (both iPhone and iPad) as well as a complementing Web App that gives any company mobile access to their well production data and stats.2) iWell Pumper™ (http://www.iwell.info), a companion universal app that allows employees (pumpers) to capture well production data on the field and sync it back to the servers so that it is available in iWell™ and in the http://www.iwell.info customer portal.3) Champion Turf Farms, a costumer relations app for Champion Turf Farms (http://www.championturffarms.com/), allows their clients to keep up to date with new announcements, resources, tips from the company, also allows their clients to request a visit from Champion and to report a problem, get a quote for new sod for their golf course's greens, and consult the golf course superintendent directory. The app supports Push Notifications.4) Cotton Pests, an app for Cotton Incorporated (http://www.cottoninc.com/) which is a reference library for cotton pests and the chemicals best suited to control them.5) Quality, an iPad app that displays sales catalogs and documentation in e-book format for Quality Home Products of Texas (http://qualitytx.com) salespeople. This app is distributed under the Enterprise Distribution model so it is not in the App Store.6) UGR, an iPhone app that displays well production information and stats for Unconventional Gas Resources (http://ugresources.com/), it is currently in the App Store.I was the sole developer for each of these apps having created them & providing support for bug fixes and implementing new features in the case of the iWell apps. The are all developed in Objective-C and connect to RESTful web services via XML or JSON, with CoreData for the local database.Also responsible for creating several site layouts in HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery as the main front-end developer for the company, and created several sites using the WordPress CMS or the Yii PHP framework.

In this position I was assigned several projects to create new tools and functionality requested by clients users of CommonSpot, the Content Management System (CMS) created and sold by PaperThin.1) Facebook Integration - Added Facebook functionality to CommonSpot so that users can easily add Facebook-related functions to their CommonSpot site. All functions were developed using FBML (Facebook’s XML-based language) with JavaScript.1.1) The following functions were aded: Facebook Login, Friendpile/Facepile, Like button, Facebook Comments, Activity Feed, Like Box. All of these were published as Open Source for any CommonSpot user.1.2) Created a tool to publish directly to a Facebook Page from within your CommonSpot site. This tool was written using jQuery (JavaScript) and Facebook’s JavaScript API.2) Twitter Integration - Integrated Twitter’s @Anywhere API with CommonSpot. Added the “Follow Button”, a “Tweet Box” to publish a tweet directly from the CommonSpot site and similar to this last one, I also used TweetMeme.com’s API to add a Tweet/Retweet Button which also uses Bit.ly’s API to shorten the CommonSpot page’s URL and adds it to the tweet, this button also includes a counter of times the page has been “retweeted”.3) The rest of the projects and tasks were about customizations to CommonSpot for client-specific needs. All of these where created in ColdFusion using PaperThin’s ADF framework.

Web developer and go-to person for any project that involved new technologies. Technical lead on the CMS upgrade project, the department's most important project. One of the main developers for mySharp, the corporate's patient portal. UI/UX expert. Bill Pay System application and database architect, responsible for all version upgrades and dot release enhancements. Only team member trusted with code changes of any kind to this Enterprise application.

Only in-house web developer, responsible for the development of the company's web site. Proposed, designed & developed the Customer Satisfaction Survey. A web-based system to track the company's performance.Designed & developed the eSchedule & Customer Preferences systems. The first optimized the scheduling of the company's interpreting service and the second stored customers' contact info and style guides in a database.

Main developer for the corporate web site. Also worked on various other systems including the company's CRM application.

Developed Client/Server applications for telemarketing campaigns. These applications where developed in VisualBasic 6.0 with SQL Server 7 databases.