Leading the design of our systems to make sure they work smoothly and can handle lots of users. My key responsibilities include:- Defining how our software is split into smaller parts (microservices) and what each part is responsible for.- Figuring out how our different software parts should talk to each other, whether it's happening asynchronous or synchronously.- Making sure our systems can handle mistakes without messing things up.- Working closely with other leaders to make sure our plans match up with what the company wants to do.

As a Principal Engineer at Fintecture, I am at the forefront of Payment Services, ensuring compliance with the European Directive PSD2. My responsibilities encompass:- Management and technical coordination of strategic projects, overseeing their successful execution.- Creation of objectives derived from strategic planning and the implementation of strategies to achieve them.- Designing solutions that serve as a robust foundation for architectural changes aimed at addressing scaling and performance challenges.- Facilitating collaborative conversations across teams to foster synergy and knowledge sharing.

As a Technical Lead, I provided strong leadership and technical expertise in managing a cross-functional team consisting of product, design, and software engineers. My responsibilities included:- Effectively leading and mentoring a team of product, design, and software engineers, encouraging collaboration and maximizing their potential.- Serving as the architect for several projects, designing and implementing Microservices architectures with HTTP and Google PubSub for efficient communication.- Contributing to the hiring process by conducting technical interviews to identify and onboard top talent.- Fulfilling the role of Scrum Master for the projects I was involved in, ensuring efficient Agile project management and delivery.

During my time as a Senior Software Developer, I played a crucial role in the design and development of a Microservices Architecture for a payment production system. This involved:- Defining the architecture and technical specifications for the Microservices.- Developing and integrating products and services tailored to meet client requirements.- Implementing a comprehensive DevOps-based environment for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD). This environment featured a high degree of automation, ranging from unit tests to full deployment.

Joined Nazaries IT at the end of the second year of the Computer Engineering degree. This is not typical, but my previous experience as a Building Engineer helped to demonstrate my capability to adapt, learn quickly and work with people.

I worked as Manager of 30 Specialists at Grupo Vico, I led a team of 30 specialists while simultaneously overseeing purchasing and hiring processes. I maintained technical responsibilities and contributed to the technical aspects of our projects. Additionally, I was responsible for writing viability studies and technical reports, which were integral to the decision-making process. My key responsibilities included:- Supervising and guiding a team of 30 specialists to ensure project success and team productivity.- Managing the procurement process to source necessary materials and services efficiently.- Leading the hiring process to recruit and onboard skilled professionals.- Maintaining technical oversight to ensure project quality and compliance with standards.- Preparing comprehensive viability studies and technical reports to support informed decision-making.

I worked as a Building Engineer at Pedro Pretel S. L. for 5 years in Granada, Spain. My primary role was overseeing the construction of schools in Andalucia. My responsibilities included:- Comprehensive project management, from budgeting to hiring and procurement.- Technical evaluation of construction work to ensure quality and compliance with standards.- Effective coordination of multidisciplinary teams to efficiently execute projects within deadlines.- Implementation of innovative and effective solutions for specific challenges that arose during projects.