Juan Manuel Baez Email and Phone Number

I have a dynamic personality and identify myself as a good problem solver. I take learning as an everyday thing and challenges as necessary actors for my personal growth.In 2014 I started my studies and started working in the field of software development in parallel. I learned Java and quickly developed my first real application for Android devices which expanded my horizons on what could be done and encouraged me to continue walking the path of self-learning.Then I started to develop small SAP Web Multiplatform applications with SAPUI5 (a set of tools and libraries that uses HTML5 standards in conjunction with CSS3 and Javascript and facilitates a lot the connection with SAP and responsiveness). Modular solutions for specific problems. In general I was in charge of the design and development of several applications at the same time, I would do 2 applications a week maybe for different clients or sectors of the same company. We worked for giants like Mercedes Benz, Edenor, TGS, . It helped me a lot to understand about business models and high level workflows.On the later years I joined a small cooperative group of developers here in Argentina. I started working with my team into small ad-hoc projects or for big corporations. I have worked on several projects in React for the last 5 years.My nature leads me to refine my methods. I seek to improve through positive criticism and logical reasoning, as well as learning from others and meeting great people. I really enjoy working collaboratively as a team and developing tools with a high level of complexity. I like to live a creative life, I tend to learn something new every day. I love to play saxophone and many different instruments, I experiment art as a way of healing, art as a lifestyle. I see art in communication, teamwork, also in the creativity to solve a problem and in the way we get to pass through it.On my later years I've become obsessed with the creative design and the use of tools such as canvas-sketch, three.js, anime.js and other livecoding tools such as Hydra and Tidal Cycles.I consider software development an art that can become richer and richer cyclically, nourishing from previous experiences and redirecting itself until reaching the right result for the desired purpose.