As a Software Engineer II at Pinterest, I've had the opportunity to design and develop scalable back-end solutions that drive business impact at one of our internal products. Key technologies used include Typescript, Prisma as our Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool and Next.js for a unified front and back end framework. My contributions have focused on building efficient APIs, refactoring one of our app's back-end to make it more maintainable, building new full-stack features that enhanced our user's productivity and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration with sales tools.

I've developed expertise in building high-performance Smart TV (OTT) apps using Lightning.js and TypeScript. I've successfully integrated these applications with our unit testing suite, ensuring seamless execution, and Storybook, facilitating efficient UI component development.

As a Senior Developer at Data Cívica, I worked on various projects such as chatbots, staticwebsites, scripting, data charts and visualisations, web storytelling and more to generate social impact. We currently use Next.js, React, Tailwind and TypeScript, AWS Cloud services (EC2, Cloudfront, S3 and more). Previously we used Vue.js.

As an Engineer at StreamLoan, I developed new features for the core product (as well as some bug fixes). Our front-end team follows Figma prototypes and translates them into code using React, Typescript, Redux, styled-components and webpack.

I was hired by Latitud 3° 12 to develop "Reelección o cambio": https://www.reeleccionocambio.com/ as a freelancer. The main goal of the application was to help Mexican voters learn who represented them the best according to their stances on 10 different topics. The results were shown to them in order to help them make the best out their vote on the June 6th 2021 elections. This project had no political party affiliations. It was created with the pure purpose of improving our democratic processes. This was the first full-stack project I developed in a while. The front-end was developed with React, Typescript, bundled with webpack 5 and deployed on Vercel. The back-end was developed with ExpressJs, TypeScript, with a PostgreSQL database and deployed on Heroku. I remember this project very fondly because of how much I learnt when developing it.

Summer job in which, as a Chief Coordinator, I supervise the staff team inside the camp so that everything works as planned. I am in charge of certain administrative and logistics tasks. I am the main responsible of any camp I attend to.

As a Jr. Developer at Klugger I was in charge of a dashboard project for a church, where the Front-end was developed in React and the Back-end with Express.js in a PostgreSQL database, technologies that I had to learn from scratch to pull the project off. I also helped in different projects of different kinds within the company in the IT area.

As Software Development Intern, I learned about CSS, Bootstrap 3 and jQuery by renewing the design and template of the library's website. I proposed a prototype for the new library catalog search, which was a success and we began to develop in the team.