Excited to solve coding challenges with a blend of creativity and precision. Fluent in three languages, my journey includes impactful projects for governments and private ventures. Ready to collaborate!
None of my portfolio projects were created by following tutorials. If you check my GitHub, you will see pull requests, use of branches, collaboration with developers from around the world, issue tracking, bug fixing, detailed documentation, use of linters, adherence to real deadlines, and genuine collaboration. My pull requests have been approved by colleagues, and I have built command-line tools, static websites, dynamic websites, and full-stack applications, including database creation. All of my projects were developed following a specific Figma design or at least a wireframe. Under no circumstances will I include a tutorial-based or copied project; you can even verify this in the commit history. I take my skills development very seriously.
This is a full-stack web application created entirely from scratch to develop strong problem-solving skills. It is designed for managing coworking spaces, allowing users to view, add, delete, and reserve spaces, as well as create and check details about buildings available for rent.
Full-stack application created to let each user manage their budget by categories and transactions.
Polyglot Talk is a conference page built from zero with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This is a full-stack web application built with Ruby on Rails for managing and tracking recipes and ingredients.
This app allows users to add and remove books, showcasing efficient state management and real-time data handling.
Collaboratively developed Space Travelers' Hub, an interactive space exploration platform, using SpaceX' API.
This web application monitors the air quality in real-time across various locations in El Salvador.
Merging tech skills with entrepreneurial insight, I've navigated diverse sectors, emphasizing continuous learning and innovation. Committed to excellence, I aim to transform ideas into successful realities.
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