Software engineer with over 6 years of experience building web, mobile and cloud products, from requirements to deployment.
Dominican Republic · RemoteDesigning and building digital products from the ground up in a high-growth environment: systems for decision-making, process automation and operational scalability, accelerated by AI-assisted development.
Design, development and maintenance of multiple web and mobile applications across the full software lifecycle, working with multidisciplinary teams under Scrum to ship scalable, high-quality products.
Backend development and third-party service integrations for a wine-industry platform, collaborating with a distributed, multicultural team.
Software development at a contact-center technology provider serving global companies with customer service, technical support and sales operations.
Custom software development under strict quality standards, scalable, robust applications built with modern technologies.
IT support and infrastructure for a luxury wellness resort in Uvero Alto.
Software development, SQL / NoSQL databases, mobile apps, communication networks, Linux servers and digital technology management.
Introduction to networks, switching and routing, scalable networks, connecting networks.
Python, Django, React Hooks, iOS & Swift, Flutter & Dart (intermediate to advanced), cybersecurity.
Information security, Kotlin, React Native, cloud computing and databases in AWS, DevOps with GitLab, Git & GitHub.
Web applications with Django, Flask, FastAPI or Node.js on the backend, and Next.js as a full-stack solution.
Three years of mobile development, with projects currently in production and in progress.
GCP and AWS as primary cloud platforms for scalable, easy-to-maintain web applications.
Click a technology to open its documentation.
I currently work across the whole stack:
Tech news and programming tutorials.
SWE-bench says they are basically tied. The real differences are cost, the autonomy model, and where each one shines. A field report after using both in production.
After a year of shipping with agents, the lesson is boring and important. The harness around the model, the tools, the context, the verification loop, matters more than which model you picked.
Open models had a strong year, and the distance to the closed frontier shrank to a few months, until you look at the hard agentic benchmarks, where it opens back up.
