My career unprofessionally started in the 2010s by helping family members and friends with design and websites. This eventually led me to land my first job as a developer at WEDEVELAPPS in 2018. I joined the company shortly after it had been founded, and got to work on the analysis, design and development phases of an online streaming platform for academic football, and an e-commerce website for an eyewear company, which gave me exposure on how software was being made in the real world.
Shortly after finishing the internship, I started working for myself creating landing pages for small businesses in my area, and doing gigs that I found on freelancing websites. All of this allowed me to have a source of income to fund an online gaming community I created with a few friends.
In 2022 I joined a startup called MobyFox as one of the early employees when the whole team could fit in a tiny room. I landed in one of the most exciting moments, as we were beginning to rebuild our internal content management system, due to an increased demand for digital content in both smartphones and smartwatches, which provided us with the opportunity to turn our in-house solution into a new line of business by offering it as a software-as-a-service to companies that had our same necessities. This allowed me to work hand in hand with my then technical leader, Nahuel Fontan, to shape the project’s architecture, influence its direction and be in-charge of building and delivering complex systems such as our own identity provider.
After an incredible time at MobyFox, I moved to Top Doctors where I’m working on improving their eHealth platform, adding new integrations and expanding its customer base to help individuals looking for medical attention, discover and access top of the line doctors that suit their needs.
My career unprofessionally started in the 2010s by helping family members and friends with design and websites. This eventually led me to land my first job as a developer at WEDEVELAPPS in 2018. I joined the company shortly after it had been founded, and got to work on the analysis, design and development phases of an online streaming platform for academic football, and an e-commerce website for an eyewear company, which gave me exposure on how software was being made in the real world.
Shortly after finishing the internship, I started working for myself creating landing pages for small businesses in my area, and doing gigs that I found on freelancing websites. All of this allowed me to have a source of income to fund an online gaming community I created with a few friends.
In 2022 I joined a startup called MobyFox as one of the early employees when the whole team could fit in a tiny room. I landed in one of the most exciting moments, as we were beginning to rebuild our internal content management system, due to an increased demand for digital content in both smartphones and smartwatches, which provided us with the opportunity to turn our in-house solution into a new line of business by offering it as a software-as-a-service to companies that had our same necessities. This allowed me to work hand in hand with my then technical leader, Nahuel Fontan, to shape the project’s architecture, influence its direction and be in-charge of building and delivering complex systems such as our own identity provider.
After an incredible time at MobyFox, I moved to Top Doctors where I’m working on improving their eHealth platform, adding new integrations and expanding its customer base to help individuals looking for medical attention, discover and access top of the line doctors that suit their needs.