I am an Information Systems Engineer specialized in Full Stack Development, with solid experience in web, API, and microservices engineering. I have led and contributed to the modernization of mission-critical platforms, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver reliable and scalable solutions. Passionate about new technologies, I apply best practices to ensure quality and consistently contribute to team success..
I was responsible for the full lifecycle of the company’s core OpenRTB 2.5/2.6 bidder microservice—the backbone of the business—built with Java, Kafka/AWS MSK, Elasticsearch/OpenSearch, Redis, PostgreSQL, and Hazelcast. I also designed and maintained supporting microservices for geolocation, data collection, user audiences, and APIs using Python (Django), Java (Spring Boot), and Go. My role included managing Kubernetes deployments, CI/CD pipelines, and documentation, while implementing AI-driven features to enhance automation and decision-making. In addition, I contributed to technical audits, ensured compliance with best practices, and oversaw infrastructure scaling by provisioning new nodes, load balancers, and other resources to maintain high availability.
I led the migration of the institution’s mission-critical back-office platform—the core system used across all areas—from the Java Sofia Framework to a modern architecture with Angular 11+ and Spring Boot, deployed on Docker/Kubernetes with monitoring via Grafana, Prometheus, and Spring Cloud Gateway. After the migration, I focused on frontend development to enhance usability. I also designed and implemented CI/CD pipelines, established development standards and documentation, and integrated Keycloak for secure SSO, while advising the team on best practices for Java/Angular. In addition to these responsibilities, I acted as a consultant and technical advisor, guiding the team through technical challenges and evaluating new initiatives.
Notably, I initiated and developed “Recinto Digital”, a system to digitize legislative sessions that allowed senators to log in, vote, and review projects from their seats; while not used in the Senate chamber, it was successfully adopted for the Santa Fe Constitutional Reform, widely used by legislators, recognized publicly, and featured in the news.
Freelancer work consisting in a series of developments for an important accounting firm of Santa Fe, Argentina. They wanted to automatize their tasks (without completely abandoning manual work for security), which mainly consisted in collecting data from different websites and parse them. A solution was developed using WebExtension to improve the UI of those websites and add features to send that all collected data to a backend that prints the information to an Excel workbook.
Project that started as a little hobby between friends, who wanted to create a huge gaming community on Argentina. It consists in different game servers that people can join for free. Over time, it became the number one gaming community of Argentina in its field, due to the number of players, servers, and its team. It was always a volunteer project that connected gamer people from Argentina and neighboring countries, and the team was composed by people who wanted to add new features to the servers while learning to program. In recent times, the team started working on a new area involving e-Sports.
Fandom is a free, web hosting service that uses MediaWiki as its hosting engine. Its focus is wikis related to pop culture such as TV shows, movies, and video games. Fandom is often helped by volunteers (called “Helpers”) working to support and improve non-English communities on different tasks. My responsibilities were to design main pages of wikis using wikicode, CSS and JavaScript; add CSS to wikis to create a unique interface that represented the main topic of the website; add JavaScript to wikis to add or improve Fandom features; and coordinate meetings with different Wiki Administrators and attend their requests.
Nostalgia Gamers is the name of our gaming project that started as a hobby, and I was the website and server developer all this time. This project uses Invision Community as its website software, which allows developers to add features (called “applications” or “plugins”) using PHP and a set of tools provided by the software. I also developed its integration with Mercado Pago and Coinbase.
Organizador de Fútbol 5 (literally, Indoor Soccer [match] organizer) is a web-app that I developed when I found out how awesome SPAs are. It was my first Angular project, and I integrated it with Firebase to store data. Recently, I did a code cleanup and upgraded it to Angular 14.
Shortear is a Next.js based web-app where you can paste a URL and "shorten it", but that generated link has only one usage and expires after 24 hours.