🏃 Experience
Granted, I don’t have a long track records of working on long term projects in companies; but I’ve been creating on the web since 2008 and got my first real job on 2011.
To me this has been always more a tool to satisfy my mental need of inventing stuff than a career, and as such most of my effort has been working on side projects than on paid work.
🔧 Skillset
Programming Languages
Rusty
PHP
Python
CoffeeScript
Competent
Elm
Ruby
Learning
Rust
Fluent
TypeScript
JavaScript
Frameworks
Rusty
Ruby on Rails
Familiar
Svelte
NextJS
Gatsby
Learning
Holochain
Fluent
Preact/React
Express
Astro
Additionally
Vite
Vercel
Postgres / SQL
Git
Command line
Can manage remote servers
Can write Bash script with the help of ChatGPT
Human Languages
Spanish
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(native)
Most of latin america, Spain and official language in 20 countries. Spoken by 593 million people.
English
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(fluent)
International language. Spoken by 1.13 billion people
Backend or frontend?
I enjoy frontend work more; I like the visual interactive stuff. I believe the backend is gonna be deprecrated by Holochain.
🎨 Portfolio
Short time ago
Medium time ago
👔 Jobs (I was paid money)
Short Time Ago
Airtable Twitter Tracking System
Where: Narrativ Ventures
How long:
about 8 months
JavaScript
Airtable
I was hired to build a system to track tweets and profiles on Airtable. Most of the work was done in JavaScript on the Airtable script and automation editors; due to the contraints it was very challenging.
Mid Time Ago
Embeddable before/after Audio Player
Where: Private client -
Repo
How long:
about 3 month
NextJS
Tailwind
React
TypeScript
Web (HTML/CSS/JS)
A client that I found through Upwork. I built a player to compare before/after audio tracks that he wanted to embed on his website. Afterwards we worked together in developing a small SASS system to attempt to market it.
Smart Contracts UI
Where: Ubiquity
How long:
about 2 years
React
Ethers
TypeScript
Tailwind
Web (HTML/CSS/JS)
I was hired to build the UI for using the Ubiquity smart contracts from the web.
Long Time Ago
I was onboarded specifically to work on a Ruby on Rails project for a client, named [Homeactions](https://homeactions.net/), that was creating a newsletter-as-a-service for the real state industry in the US. I was doing both frontend and backend work. On the frontend, I introduced React in some specific pages with a complex editor.
Official Factorio Mods Portal
Where: Wube Software
How long:
about 1 years
Web (HTML/CSS/JS)
Python
Flask
After having done an unofficial mods portal, the team contacted me to build the official one. Problem was, I had done it in Ruby on Rails, they wanted Python and Flask. I learned Python and did it anyway. After some time they continued in-house on their own.
After having built Mapa de Transporte, I was hired by Avalith a local company at the time, to work on a I built web apps and websites for clients. I worked with **PHP**, **Ruby on Rails**, and of course HTML, JS and CSS. For a year I was subcontracted to Piksel, a US company.
💎 What I value in work
- I value being able to work fully remote
- I value being given a challenge to do on my own time that is already making a contribution, rather than an extensive technical interview or tests
- I value a compensation of at least $30/h, and I’m flexible in terms of payment schedule
- I value autonomy and experimental environments where outcomes are less important than learning and innovation
- I value activities that resonate with me and my vision of the future; I value purposeful work that goes beyond just making money to survive
- I value flexible workweeks (which can include weekends) of about 20hs per week because they work well with the way I’m parenting my son
- I value treating each other and being treated as a whole human being first, and bring our whole resources as people to the team rather than become strictly our technical abilities. Being kind to each other, understanding, giving support and creating possibilities for all areas of our lives.