Fullstack software engineer
I build complete web applications, integrations and AI-powered tools. I help shape technical decisions and the experience of the people using them.
1 year and 9 months
Nov 2025 — present
I build systems, interfaces, APIs and integrations for social organisations, cooperatives and institutions. I contribute to technical decisions for new and existing systems.
I build AI agents and automations integrated into applications.
I document processes and improve CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and runtime environments.
Feb 2025 — Nov 2025
I developed the freight forwarding company’s internal system, covering financial data, company records and employee information.
I automated satisfaction survey emails and response-based workflows, including task creation, issue review and dashboards. I also built data workflows using scraping and OCR.
I developed a customer service assistant for WhatsApp and AI-powered call transcription and analysis workflows.
A study platform with documents, flashcards and quizzes, combining active recall and spaced repetition.
I developed the fullstack application, from content editing and file processing to AI-generated exercises and study progress tracking. AI-generated content can be reviewed before being added to a study session.
A focus and relaxation platform for creating personalised environments, combining sounds, Pomodoro sessions and breathing exercises for moments of concentration and rest.
A lab of interactive experiments exploring mathematics, computing and simulation, turning abstract ideas into experiences people can observe and manipulate in the browser.
A web application availability monitoring tool with periodic checks and email alerts. It uses AWS Lambda to run checks and AWS CDK to define infrastructure as code.
In progress. Expected graduation in the first half of 2027.
Amazon Web Services
Frontend Masters
Frontend Masters
Araucaria: LeonardoG (photography) and T. Michael Keesey (vectorisation), PhyloPic , CC BY-SA 3.0 .
Adaptation: proportions, trunk, branch separation and reconstruction, pigment and animation. Derivative artwork under the same licence. This is not an original botanical illustration by the assistant.
Bird: original vector drawing using Bézier curves, with articulated body, head, tail, legs and wings. A general study of a long-tailed bird; it does not depict a specific species.
Pigment painted with libmypaint; base preset by David Revoy, CC0. Terrain: artwork preserved from the first landscape study. No additional image generation was used in this iteration.
