I'm the founder of this new software company in Mexico. I created it to build modern systems, both flexible and secure.

I am a co-founder of this mechanical workshop. We started our services doing home oil changes at the beginning of 2020, and we currently have a workshop near Prolongación de Montejo, in Merida, Yucatan. We offer a special service to companies.

Zeion has some challenges we need to work on. I’m doing my best to take the company to the next level.

A friend and I started this company back in 2009. We wanted to create a paradise for developers, a safe heaven, if you will, so we named it Zeion (as in Sion). I was a Software Architect, so it made sense to become the CTO.I switched to Microsoft ASP.NET MVC using C# and MySQL for the backend, and jQuery for the frontend. I liked the way it worked and how easy it was to create applications and services. I used this to create a completely new development framework I named The Zeion Framework.We’ve being using our framework to build software in Mexico, both Web and Mobile. I’ve designed and built all our cloud infrastructure. We use Azure for storage and Amazon AWS for services, like DNS (Route 53), MySQL, EC2, SES, etc.

I was hired and successfully built a Hub for the Intranet, where we can publish all the different web applications we were going to create. Eventually I became the Software Architect of the entire web development platform. In my time at that company, I created the Palace Resorts Development Framework and wrote numerous guidelines to increase quality in code and increase productivity. All our platform was built around Microsoft’s EDRA, a popular guideline for Web Service publishing at the time. I created different service repositories both in Mexico and Dominican Republic, and specialized services for passport identification and caching, also Windows Server remote management tools.I designed and coded our Web Development framework, creating libraries, components and solutions using vanilla JavaScript.I loved the company. I left because I wanted to build my own.