Fullstack Web Developer
I'm a web developer with more than 7 years of experience in web technologies passionate about creating and developing software in all its stages.
Welcome to my technical and creative journey. My work is a testament to my commitment to bringing ideas to life, where every line of code written becomes a piece of digital art.
I find my skills in this ever-changing world around me, with work colleagues, with new projects, with new ways and formats of generating ideas and code with AI or the calm that nature gives me during my outdoor escapes while cycling.
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Mid-Level Software Engineer
Tendril LLC, Long Beach, CA
2023 - Present
— Assisted senior engineers in creating design concepts.
— Contributed to the development of new features and bug resolution.
— Collaborated with the PO and project manager to ensure consistent design in the application.
— Gained hands-on experience with various software and development tools.
Full-stack Web Developer
Plaeto, Texas, TX
2021 - 2022
— Contributed to the development of features for a social network application such as messaging, short videos, blogs, long posts, short posts, and common authentication methods. (Features similar to those presented in Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, etc.).
— Led the front-end team in the initial stage of the startup promoting good practices for file and code architecture.
— Improved communication and collaboration between different teams and departments working on the front-end and back-end to complete the entire feature workflow.
Software Engineer
SIIL S.A. de C.V, Tijuana, B.C.
2019 - 2021
— Desktop application PrintTool: Reduced by 80% the time needed to print labels by implementing an application that allows users to select and customize their data easily, and the autocomplete function provides suggestions for commonly used terms.
— Mobile application CheckupTool: Increased by 200% the effectiveness of human resources processes and improved communication by implementing real-time GPS tracking that allows the HR department to monitor employee location, ensuring they are at the workplace and available as needed.
— HR management panel: Reduced by 100% the time needed to manage employee information by eliminating the need for Excel formatting, searching for employee data in other systems, and calling or texting employees to verify their status.
Systems Engineering
National Technological Institute of Mexico
2016 - 2020
Software Programming Technician
College of Scientific and Technological Studies of B.C.
2013 - 2016
Discover the competencies that allow me to bring projects to life through code and engineering.
Advanced: JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML and CSS.
Basic: Rust, SQL.
Advanced: MongoDB.
Intermediate: PostgreSQL.
Basic: SQLite and MySQL.
Advanced: Git, GitHub, VS Code, Postman.
Basic: Docker, Jenkins, Jira.
Advanced: Astro, React, Node.js, Express, NestJS, Tailwind CSS.
Intermediate: Angular.
Basic: Vue.js, ShadcnUI.
Basic: Experience in creating user-friendly interfaces and optimizing user experiences.
Ability to manage projects from start to finish, meeting deadlines and requirements.
Ability to work in teams and collaborate with different departments and disciplines.
Diligent in maintaining architecture and quality in software development.
Quick to adapt to design standards, architecture, technologies and client preferences.
Explore a selection of projects that reflect my creative approach and passion for code and engineering.
I developed a landing page for a spinning gym, specialized in a cycling camp. The goal was to convey a modern and accessible image that resonated with both corporate clients and cycling enthusiasts and could generate their registration on the platform.
I led the entire brand creation process from concept to execution. I created the page, selected the technologies, and designed the prototype and graphics for the website. Additionally, I set up the entire development environment with automatic deployments via Vercel.
A selection of things I have built and shipped, from client sites to a Rust marketplace.
A local-services marketplace with a Rust backend (sqlx + PostgreSQL) and a web frontend. In active development.
Rust · PostgreSQL · TypeScript
My web-dev agency site, being rebuilt on Astro 6 and Tailwind v4 with an AI concierge that answers visitor questions.
Astro 6 · Tailwind v4 · TypeScript · AI
A tool for learning SEO through instrumented daily practice on a live site: scoreboard, streaks, and real case studies.
JavaScript · SEO
This very site: a bilingual developer blog built with Astro, plus a showcase of the AI tooling I use to code.
Astro · Tailwind · TypeScript
An interactive web platform of brain-training games, built with Astro, Tailwind, and TypeScript.
Astro · Tailwind · TypeScript
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Dive into a world of wisdom in code, design, development and inspiration, where you'll find invaluable ideas, practical tips and narratives that will elevate and enrich your web development journey.
Everyone is selling context engineering as the new discipline. On my machine it's plumbing: four boring pipes that feed the agent, one drain that keeps junk out, and a valve that decides which pipe answers which question.
A static Astro site with 15KB of JavaScript was shipping 3.4MB of images. Here are the three failure modes that got past the image pipeline — the fallback-always-ships rule, the screenshot the optimizer never touched, and the boilerplate nobody referenced — and the 15 lines of Sharp that fixed all of it.
My cleanup list said eight branches were unmerged. Every single one had already shipped to production. The problem wasn't the branches. It was the question I was asking git.
No server does not mean nothing to configure. These are the four response headers I added to my static site, what each one blocks, and the one I left out on purpose.
