I collaborated with the team from the visual aspects in the design and development of the platform focused on collaboration with micro-influencers.

Frontend Developer

I was responsible for designing and developing the first version of the mobile app.

During my time at Hyver, I was primarily responsible for organizing the technical aspects of the team. This involved fixing critical bugs in the application, defining the development roadmap for the upcoming months, and implementing key elements of that roadmap, such as integrating with a CRM and implementing a new hiring process within the platform.

Full-stack Developer

During my first months at Bûmerang, we were mainly working on launching the first version of the app on both Android and iOS. From there, I was: - Creating a component library with React. - Implementing new features in the frontend. - Implementing functionalities in the backend. - Improving some parts of the traceability: migrating from MongoDB to PostgreSQL, creating an internal admin and a metrics panel, adding error tracking, migrating the servers to Heroku... The technologies I used for this project were: React, TypeScript, NodeJS, Ionic, PostgreSQL.

During the time I spent at Waynabox, my primary focus was on enhancing the purchasing process for surprise trips. Shortly after joining, we collaborated with a branding agency, and together with the design team, we started implementing the company’s new rebranding initiative on the digital front. Towards the end of my tenure, we initiated the process of selecting a technology for our components. We ultimately decided on Angular 2 and developed an internal project using this technology. This decision was a significant step in modernizing our digital infrastructure and streamlining our online services.

During my time at Colvin, I began by crafting the first interface for the new e-commerce website, moving away from the previous WordPress platform. My journey there mainly involved enhancing this website, constantly improving and refining it. I later took on the responsibility of leading the development of the company’s first design system, a project we first applied to our purchasing process. Toward the end of my tenure, I embraced a dual role as both a product manager and a developer, playing a key part in launching and shaping the first version of our mobile application.

I collaborated with Popsy for 3 months. During that time, we mainly focused on designing and implementing a new design for the client-side of their product buying and selling platform.

At Beedigital, the goal was to rebuild the app from the ground up, integrating the full range of services they offer to their clients. During my time there, I led the development of the first version of this new app.

Mobile Application Developer

Nannyfy hired me to update the React Native version and implement in-app purchases for both iOS and Android.

React Native Developer

When I started collaborating with Talkual, my primary role was to maintain and enhance the e-commerce platform from a technical perspective. Once I got involved, I realized I could also contribute to the company’s product vision. Therefore, I focused on documenting and creating systems to improve processes both technically and operationally. This effort was aimed at ensuring the company’s alignment and enhancing communication from the technical department to other departments.

Product Developer

In this project, what we did was create an entirely new internal tool from scratch, replacing an obsolete one. We used modern technologies and a completely different design, with a better focus on usability. My role here was to create the interface of this application, with an emphasis on making it componentized.

During this period, I was hired externally on two occasions. The first time, I was tasked with building the initial version of your tablet application, with the key requirement that it function offline. Alongside another developer, we completed the project in about a month. The second time, I contributed to adding new features to the already-published app. In collaboration with the backend team, we implemented offline functionality and transitioned the tablet application into a web version using Expo.

At Bumerang, I served as a sort of technical director, responsible for making technology-related decisions within the team. Since joining, I actively contributed to projects such as launching the initial mobile app version, improving specific architectural aspects, developing systems for enhanced container traceability, and establishing a robust metrics system.

Technical Lead

Quieting a world of (digital) noise so that people can find the silence that helps them to improve their concentration and achieve their goals in life.

Silence Engineer

I partner with companies and creatives to help them figure out their software challenges with a pragmatic approach using simplicity, clarity, and curiosity to find the right solution.

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