About

Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to cover many roles in software development. I love software development and the ever-new challenges this job has to offer; at the same time, I have a passion for management and strategy. Generally speaking, I am very fascinated by anything that requires logical and rational thinking, which is why I often say that I am fortunate to pursue one of my great hobbies as a job.

In my professional journey, I have had the chance to manage very diverse teams, ranging from small groups to overseeing multiple teams. I adore project and product management because they also capture my creative side. I always suggest to all the teams I collaborate with to immerse themselves in the project, understand the needs of the client and/or user, because I believe this ability and attention are the extra edge we can give to software.

I have worked with various cutting-edge technologies, including NodeJs, ExpressJS, MongoDB, Redis, Angular, React, and React Native, as well as cloud platforms like AWS. I have participated in the development of significant projects in various sectors, from dropshipping to the utility market, with brief forays into automotive and IoT.

Through these projects, I have developed skills in backlog management, planning, implementation of CI/CD processes, and creation of technical documentation. To date, my task is to coordinate the software development unit, creating processes for design and development. Additionally, I handle communication with clients and also feasibility analysis and estimates. I exercise my problem-solving skills daily, tackling complex technical challenges and management-level challenges.

This diverse background has allowed me to develop a comprehensive view of the software product lifecycle, from conception and design to realization, combining in-depth technical skills with a solid understanding of business needs and corporate strategies.

Now I am cultivating two other passions: writing to share what I have learned, and blockchain and web3. Let's see if something interesting happens!