Curriculum Vitae
Work Experience
Love this place. Been learning a lot and doing lots of fun stuff. Also, had my first service outage and that was ... not so fun, but quite an enriching experience! 💯 would recommend
The only interesting thing I did here was building a REST API in SpringBoot for an external partner to give credit points to their employees. Even so, most of the logic was in the database (not my choice) and my service only invoked the stored procedures in it. This took me about 2 weeks and the rest of the time I did literally nothing work-related. And my experience is that national industry is like this: managers like to complain but they don't know how to manage teams nor resources, and almost no one with a tech product actually knows how to produce good tech.
A mobile app with Flutter and accompanying API with .NET. Also, managed deployments on a provided server and automated them by installing a GitLab runner on it. Was a pretty fun experience since I had complete control over the stack. Fun story: I (along with a colleague) rewrote the entire first version of the web dashboard from Next.js to SvelteKit. Of course, I asked for permission first and was granted it. Then, when the time came to hand over the app, everyone lost their minds because IT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN REACT!!! WE ARE REACT DEVELOPERS WE CAN'T MAINTAIN A SVELTEKIT APP!!!! JAVASCRIPT? NEVER HEARD OF 'ER.
Boring forms with Vue and Laravel
Education
I am always reading something or watching someone else read something. Life's too short not to fill every waking and sleeping hour with knowledge.
Started with Biology, switched to CS on my 3rd semester. Can't say I learned anything here honestly. I'm sure everyone had good intentions, but intentions never really count towards anything.
Skills and Languages
Skills
- Linux I've been a Linux user since 2019 when a friend coerced me into installing Ubuntu.
- Java Java was the first programming language I learned when I was still studying biology. It's accompanied me ever since, and we know each other as if I came out of its womb or something.
- Haskell If Java is my mother, then Haskell was my first love. We were forced to part ways due to socioeconomic reasons, but she is ever present in my mind, and we meet at times when the skies are dark and mother sleeps.
- Any programming language Many programming languages implement similar semantics behind different syntax. Give me a week to go full on your preferred language's documentation, and I'll give you a toy interpreter exposed over UDP written in it.
Languages
- Spanish Native
- English C2
- French B1
- Portuguese B2
- German A1