Career Profile

Software Engineer with focus on backend development and a diverse background spanning quality assurance, university-level teaching and educational content creation. Proficient in Python and C#, with a consistent track record of long-term collaboration, reflecting reliability and commitment. Creator of ‘Programación desde cero’, an online community teaching programming fundamentals in Spanish to thousands of learners. Fluent in English and Spanish, with strong communication skills and proven ability to explain complex technical concepts to varied audiences.

Experiences

Programming Educator - Content Creator

2018 - present
Programación Desde Cero, online community
  • Design and publish programming educational content for beginners in Spanish through YouTube, blog, and social media.
  • Build and maintain an online community of thousands of learners.
  • Develop learning materials, tutorials, and infographics to support beginner programmers.
  • Plan and prepare for future paid courses and workshops.

Ssr. Fullstack Software Developer

2024 - 2025
Tu tutu, remote
  • Project: Middle-Sea (insurance broker).
  • Tools used: .Net framework 4.7.2, C#, NUnit, SQL Server, NHibernate, Javascript, JQuery, Bootstrap.
  • Responsibilities: Backend-focused tasks. Develop features and introduce required changes in the various platforms the broker uses, both in their intranet and client-facing. Integrate third-party APIs from insurance companies. Unit testing. Manage test environment deployment.
  • Agile methodology (scrum / kanban). Web applications. 100% Remote.

Backend Software Engineer

2021 - 2023
Intive, remote
  • Project: “Shippo” (a Shippo multi-carrier shipping platform for e-commerce).
  • Tools used: Python, Django, PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS, Postman, Git, Bitbucket, CircleCI, Linux.
  • Responsibilities: Back-end developer. Integrate courier APIs (both REST and SOAP) into the Shippo product. Bug-fixing. Unit and integration tests.
  • Agile methodology (scrum). Web application. 100% Remote.

Senior QA Analyst

2018 - 2021
Intive, remote
  • Project: “Digital Workspace” (a Sabre Corporation GDS).
  • Tools used: Jira, TestCafe (Javascript automation framework), Git, Rally, HP ALM.
  • Responsibilities: Create and automate test cases, refine user stories, advise on clarification of business logic details for implementation, execution of tests on web, desktop and mobile applications, create and manage defect reports, coaching peers.
  • Automated and manual testing. Agile methodology (scrum, kanban). Desktop/web/mobile environments. 100% Remote.

Quality Engineer

2011 - 2018
Clarolab, on-site and remote
  • Projects: “Jive” (a Jive Software social networking platform for business applications), Sharepoint-based intranet (a Threewill project for AT&T USA), “Jama Contour” (a Jama Software platform for development & engineering process).
  • Tools used: Selenium webdriver, Robot Framework (on Java), Python, Git, Stash, Jenkins, Linux, Jira, TestRail, Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool, CodeSniffer, Firebug, JAWS and NVDA screenreaders.
  • Responsibilities: Functional testing, bug triage, test case creation and manual execution, accessibility testing, UX analysis, test automation and maintenance, database interaction, test environment maintenance. Live testing of the Image Gallery app during Jive World 2012.
  • Agile methodology (scrum). Web application testing. Hybrid.

Freelance tester

2013 - 2015
Utest, remote crowdsourcing (tester ID 95308, username "patr1c1a")
  • Responsibilities: Functional and internationalization testing. Find and report issues. Execute test cases.
  • Projects include: Netflix, YouTube, MalwareBytes, King.com, Yandex, Crackle, CBS Interactive, Time Warner Residential, Autodesk, Concur, 123D Design Online, Snapfish UK, 3-Wheel, WatchDox, Acquia, among others.
  • Tools used: Logcat for Android, multiple OS (Win 7, Win 8.1, Ubuntu, Android), multiple desktop and mobile browsers (IE 6-9, Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera), Drupal, Bug Reporter (Android), SpeedTest.net (Android), screenshot/video tools.
  • Highest rating achieved: “gold rated” Software QA in both functional and internationalization areas.
  • Web, desktop and mobile testing. 100% Remote.

Programming Teacher

2010 - 2019
UNNOBA university, Junín (Buenos Aires)
  • Positions: Teaching Assistant, pro bono, from 2010 to 2014. Teacher (lab instructor) from 2014 to 2019.
  • Responsibilities: Teach classes. Deliver tailored teaching activities to students. Create teaching resources and exams. Grading exams and deliverables. Facilitate student learning and help them solve programming problems and logical reasoning exercises. On site.
  • Courses: “Introduction to Imperative Programming”, “Imperative Programming”, Freshmen introductory course.
  • Languages taught: Python, C++, Pascal.
  • Grants awarded: research at Rey Juan Carlos University (Madrid, Spain, March 2017).

Public talks

Public talks and workshops where I participated as a speaker or instructor.

  • Instructor during the 2021 summer workshop
  • Event: “Club de Chicas Programadoras”
    6 online sessions.
    An introduction to programming aimed at girls aged 13-17, with the intention of inspiring young women to get involved in technology. Tools and technologies used: Scratch, HTML/CSS, MIT App Inventor.
  • “Using Postman to test an API”
  • Event: “Jump! Conference”
    Online session.
    As a software developer and a former senior QA engineer I delivered this talk aimed at professionals starting their careers. [Youtube link].

    Social media and online presence

    My channel, blog and social media where I post educational content for programming beginners. Contents are only in Spanish so far.

    Positive feedback

    Some comments and feedback on my published contents (translated into English).

    “Terrific explanation! Lessons like this one are underrated gems. I hope more people watch it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you've earned a new subscription!”
    “Thank you. I'm learning more from your exercises than from all the theory I've been reading. Regards, and thanks one more time!”
    “Great information. Simple and understandable.”
    “Amazing explanation. One of the best I have seen in years. A lesson that should be mandatory for anyone trying to learn C/C++. A well deserved 'like' for you.”
    “This Python series is EXCELLENT!”
    “The fact that your video is on the material list for a pre-admission programming course speaks volumes. I'm subscribing. Great video.”