Plan and design the continue evolution of the company’s products.Lead and mentor a team that develops Internet applications interacting heavily with databases.

During the time I work at ACSII combined my technical experience with my ability to communicate with users and developers with ease, helped to improve the company’s existing product changing exiting features as well as defining new functionalities.

As a Project Manager I was the liaison between the chemical engineering and the software development teams. While in charge of supervising several of the company's projects, I successfully help the company to create the main tool used provide its consulting services. This position gave me the opportunity to combine my expertise in software development with my major in Chemical Engineering while I further developed my organizational and managerial skills.

I worked at the optimization group as a Software Engineer, giving support on existing software applications created by my predecessor, developing new tools to run optimization solvers, visualize and analyze their results.To create these tools I used VC++, MFC, ATL, VB, Access, Excel and MSDE.

Due to my experience with VC++ I was commissioned to developed for the company a MS Outlook’s COM Add-in with the porpoise of filtering a high volume of emails, extracting names, email addresses, web sites addresses and some other useful information which was then stored on a SQL Server database to later on be used for the marketing department. I developed the Add-in using VC++, ATL and SQL.

I worked as a research assistant for Professor Ignacio Grossman; I developed a series of GUIs to aid the use of optimization tools. The GUIs make intensive use of charts to easily visualize the results. I used VB, VC++ and C for these projects.

My engagement as a contractor with this civil engineer consultant company was to design and develop a GUI for soil stability analysis during an earthquake. The GUI allows inputting data describing a dam profile, load seismologic records from files, run a finite element analysis program and visualize the results in a series of the dam’s cross section with a color scale representation of the numeric values, which quickly reveals if the ground would liquefy or not during an earthquake. I develop the application using VC++ and MFC.