As a Project Manager I was in charge of coordinating the work of 14 people assigned to 4 different teams and distributed across 4 countries, using both English and Spanish. The role involved hosting planning, retrospective, mid-sprint meetings for all the teams as well as reporting the status and progress of the teams to the CEO and CTO. My main objetive was to prioritize the requirements defined by the CEO and the CTO, break them down to user stories, define which was the best team to tackle each one and follow up the progress with the teams during the sprint. One of my main goals was to foster and maintain a good working environment while also continuing to drive progress in a place where objectives were changing rapidly. As part of this position I performed PM, PO and Scrum Master tasks.

I worked on Rebill as a Fullstack engineer. We've used: - NestJs - TypeORM - MySQL - ReactJs - Hexagonal Architecture

I've worked on Unfolded for almost a year. My main position was as a Frontend developer, using: - React - styled-components - Gatsby - Redux which were used on their website (https://www.unfolded.ai/) and the main product (https://studio.unfolded.ai/)

On Cloudx I'd the chance to work on a few teams using Agile and new techonologies. I worked on 5 projects, in which, on three of them we used Angular 8 and other two with React. All these projects also used Typescript and the new tools from ECMAscript Technologies used on this company: • React 16.x • Angular 8 • ECMAscript • Git • Angular Material • Jira • Flexbox frameworks • Bootstrap 4 • Adobe XD

I worked on ITX for almost year and a half, having the chance to work 3 months from the NY Offices. The technologies used within this period were: • Angular 1.4 • JsLint • Jasmine • GIT • Angular Material The project, team and client were 100% english speakers

I've worked in Gumba for almost 5 years, working in backend as much as frontend. In the last three years I speciallized in frontend development. In the first two years I worked with the following technologies: Bootstrap 2 • Working with CSS preprocessors(Less/SASS) • Jquery • Working with Django 1.3 • PostgreSQL • MySQL Agile Methodologies (Daily meetings, sprint retrospective meetings, Planning meetings, Stories, Story points) In the last 3 years (in which I worked exclusivelly as a frontend developer) I used these technologies: • Mocking up sites based on a PSD file • Connecting to backend APIs • Google Maps API • Angular 1.2 and 1.4 • Bootstrap 3.X • Ionic and Cordova applications • CSS transitions and Animations • Bower • B.E.M.

While working in Panarea Digital and Gumba I had the chance to work on a few freelance projects which helped me to learn and gain experience in technologias such as: • CodeIgniter • Symfony • Node • Angular 1.3 • Bootstrap 3.x • MongoDB(deeply) I decided to stop working as a freelancer to invest more time in my studies.

I worked as a PHP Developer building APIs for mobile applications. During the last year I worked exclusively as a frontend developer, working in an online eBook reader that had different kinds of animations, sounds and interactive content. These are the technologies used during that time: • Ruby On Rails • Mongo • PHP Symfony • Backbone • Underscore • jQuery • Jasmine (Library for testing) • Buzz (Audio Library) • Small developments for iPhone apps

In Dynamic Shore I was in charge of developing a complete Issue tracker, including Database, backend and frontend. This was my first project working alone and was very rewarding as a job experience The technologies I used were: •jQuery • jQuery UI • dataTables • Standalone components of the Zend framework • Pear • PHP • PostgreSQL

Teracode was my first company, I worked as a QA analyst for almost 6 months and after that I started working as a Java Developer for 8 months developing "wrappers" which get the information of tourism sites to process them. Since then I have worked with Ubuntu environments In my third position at the company I worked as a PHP Developer for a few projects. In that time I used Symfony 1, Drupal, Memcache and jQuery and Wordpress