software developer working remotely from Madrid
I love product and design
There is nothing that motivates me more than solving real-world problems, and do it elegantly.
I build things
I spend a bunch of time developing my skills in a myriad of fields. I build products but I also make furniture and paintings with robots. I learn something new from all my inventions.
I work with a bunch of good people
During my career, I had to effectively communicate with people from all departments. I'm a firm believer in the idea that great products are created by great teams.
I'm currently looking for a freelance or part‑time position.
At Harvest, I was part of the Data and Security Engineering team. Among other projects, I worked on the following:
I collaborated with the SRE team and, in the process, learned how to build resilient real-world infrastructure.
While in Sketch, I had the opportunity to learn modern web development in Typescript and React. I implemented multi-account, SSO sign in, worked on the design system and helped revamping the render framework. However, my main take away from my time in Sketch was learning how to work in a truly distributed company.
Karumi was my first consultant role where I had the chance to expand my reach. I worked directly with clients in their projects, sharing my expertise with them while learning what building a product really meant for all teams involved: design, data, product, business, etc.
I had the opportunity to give talks and courses on advanced topics like screenshot testing or how to build public APIs. Finally, I contributed to many open-source projects like Dexter, learnyougit and Kin.
When I joined Tuenti, I worked primarily on the PHP backend, developing tools and features for the support team. I changed teams to work on the chat and I specialized on the VoIP stack with WebRTC. I integrated full VoIP capabilities in the chat for the web. I ended up helping implement the Android and iOS versions as well and took the opportunity to learn mobile development in the process.
Guauful is a pet store specialized in hand-made leashes, snacks and supplements for your furry ones.
I built the brand from the ground up, focusing on transmitting the core values of the company while keeping a consistent and reusable design language.
Four Days is an app written in React Native - Typescript and published for iOS and Android. It helps people following a rotation diet to keep track of what they eat and avoid repetitions.
The simplest Tabata app for your training. No fancy features, no user profile nor stats. It just counts time.
I used Bataba to learn the basics of React Native and Typescript before tackling more complex projects.
Woodworking
Product Design
Photography
Music Composition
Pen Plotting