Frontend engineering
- React 18
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Redux Toolkit and RTK Query
- Ant Design, Mantine UI, and DevExtreme
- Internationalization and accessible responsive interfaces
About
My work connects requirements, architecture, implementation, deployment, and production learning instead of treating them as separate handoffs.
Background
My profile is organized around responsibility for the complete system, not around a list of frameworks.
I design, build, and operate software across the full delivery path—from understanding the workflow to running the finished system in production.
My experience spans frontend and backend development, data modeling, cloud delivery, requirements work, and technical leadership. That range is most useful when a project crosses team or system boundaries and needs someone to maintain a coherent technical direction.
I have worked across fishing and aquaculture, laboratory management, marine research, and legal recruitment. Each domain required learning its language, constraints, and operational risks before choosing the architecture.
I collaborate in two ways: as a senior engineer or technical lead embedded with a team, and through my software company for focused end-to-end engagements.
Principles
These rules keep architecture connected to the operation and to the people who will sustain the product.
Understand the operation before designing the interface.
Keep architecture proportional to the system and the team.
Treat deployment, observability, and support as product work.
Make decisions legible to both technical and operational stakeholders.
Expertise
Frontend, backend, data, integrations, and delivery are designed as parts of one workflow.
Operational contexts
Education
Instituto Profesional INACAP
Graduation project: SMPIA, a predictive-maintenance system built as a microservices architecture with a foundational machine-learning integration.
Independent study and practical projects
Advanced full-stack learning through continuous study and the delivery of practical software projects.