Creative Full Stack Developer with 8+ years of experience in software design and architecture, mainly using Node.js, Typescript, .NET, and Java, as well as several frameworks for said languages. I believe my responsibility as a software engineer is to provide quality solutions that not only address the problem at hand but also prevent future issues. I strive to ensure clear communication and a collaborative environment that are both critical for a productive team.
Performed academic services development and website management for the company.
Led the Voice Of Healing Site for Christ For the Nations project, migrating the existing Wordpress platform that caused performance and security issues to React.js and Next.js.
Designed connections with the content API, CD, and CI for the new platform.
Worked as a contractor on the development of Staples Promotional Products platform that helps organizations create memorable experiences with the right ideas and items.
Developed new functionalities, fixed bugs, as well as migrated the legacy systems to new technologies, thus improving the project’s performance.
Reviewed implemented features of the development team.
Worked on the development of an information and statistics system for City Hall that allows the management of employees and performing of social studies.
Developed back-end services and refactored in every stage to provide flawless code.
Implemented processes for the integration of code with the content management system.
Worked on the development of an inventory management system for Sistema Producto Vid that allowed them to track goods across the business's supply chain.
Coordinated with other technical teams for development of the portal solution.
Implemented procedures for the identification and resolution of technical issues with the supply chain.
The article discusses using proxies in Javascript to implement null-safe coding.
It leverages the Optional API, commonly used for representing 'no result' scenarios, similar to Java.
The core principle is to ensure that a variable's type is always Optional, always pointing to an Optional instance, preventing potential null pointer exceptions.
