Applied software
I build internal tools, simulators, and web experiences designed around real workflows, not just technical demos.
I build internal tools, automation flows, and analytics systems that reduce manual work, improve decision-making, and connect technology with operations. My background combines web development, BI, WFM, and ITSM exposure with a strong business-impact mindset.
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My strongest contribution happens at the intersection of software, automation, and operational decision-making.
I build internal tools, simulators, and web experiences designed around real workflows, not just technical demos.
I turn repetitive tasks into reliable flows using Power Automate, VBA, SQL, and clear business logic.
I connect KPIs, reporting, and analysis so leaders and teams can act faster with better context.
My trajectory has not been linear: I kept adding support, operations, automation, frontend, backend, architecture, and documented university work until I became a more complete software and product profile.
My technical and university background gave me a base in Java, C#, Python, databases, networking, data structures, operating systems, and software design. That mix explains why I can move comfortably between frontend, backend, and analysis today.
Working in technical support forced me to understand users, operational pressure, fast diagnosis, and service continuity. That is where I started building practical product judgment, not only technical knowledge.
I then brought that context into automation, reporting, data analysis, and KPIs in WFM environments. I reduced analysis time, built approval flows, and helped turn operations into actionable information.
At the same time, I kept moving deeper into product and development: simulators, internal tools, dashboards, and then full-stack systems with authentication, databases, roles, reporting, and stronger UX.
Featured work
The projects that best represent my current mix of full-stack development, automation, data, and product judgment.
Private systems and academic work
A mix of private systems, internal tooling, and academic builds that strengthen my architectural story.
Architecture notes
Click tabs to inspectOpsLens started as a lightweight way for someone to upload a file and instantly get a quick read: preview, core metrics, and useful visual signals. It helps show frontend sensitivity, fast delivery, and product thinking around data experiences.
Architecture
FlowCSV and Excel in the browser
Client-side processing
KPIs and basic typing
Immediate exploration without backend
Impact
Designed KPI prioritization models in Power BI to focus attention on the metrics that matter most and support executive decision-making. Built ETL pipelines with Python and data integration techniques to turn raw operational inputs into more reliable, actionable reporting. I also identified operational risks and proposed mitigation strategies with a perspective that connects analysis, operations, and business continuity.
Design and development of automation solutions for Workforce Management. Creation of dynamic Excel reports with VBA macros, optimizing data extraction and analysis. Implementation of Power Automate flows integrated with Office365 via GraphQL, connecting multiple sources (Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams) in data pipelines. Development of scripts in VBA and Power Automate Expressions that reduced analysis times by 60%. Experience integrating Microsoft APIs for real-time KPI management and visualization.
Refactoring of a legacy troubleshooting system based on a single flow to a modular architecture with multiple independent workflows (1LED, 3LED, 4LED, SBG8300, reboot). Implementation of dynamic JSON file loading via jQuery and pipelines with `Object.assign`, improving scalability and reducing code complexity. Creation of reusable components (LED chart templates) and state management with `sessionStorage` to optimize user experience. The change allowed moving from a single rigid flowchart to 5 specific flows per device, improving maintainability and development speed of new variants.
Support and diagnosis of modems and routers, as well as home network configuration for clients in English and Spanish. Recognized for maintaining high quality indicators in calls thanks to communication skills (empathy, active listening, and deductive reasoning). My technical background in systems allowed me to provide solutions beyond standard support, which facilitated my incorporation into an internal development side project. This step marked the beginning of my transition to programming and automation, demonstrating initiative, self-study capability, and proactivity in problem-solving.
My learning combines work experience, university coursework, and technical training. I did not grow in only one lane: I built judgment across software, analysis, architecture, UX, operations, cloud, and project thinking.
My UIA path covers analysis and specification, software design, software architecture, quality, verification and validation, engineering processes, and implementation and maintenance.
UIA: analysis, design, architecture, quality, processes, implementation
My academic and practical path covers programming 1-4, advanced programming topics, databases 1-2, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, networking, plus projects involving SQL, modeling, and business logic.
UIA: programming 1-4, advanced programming, databases, data structures, OS, networking
I have also developed judgment in human-computer interaction, IT project management, probability and statistics, operations research, and English for professional environments.
UIA: UX, project management, statistics, operations research, English
Featured certification
Certification completed through Costa Rica's Instituto Nacional de Aprendizaje (INA) in November 2025. It reinforces my base in cloud services, infrastructure concepts, and modern platform thinking.
University path
My university roadmap already documents completed coursework and visible projects across databases, data structures, programming, artificial intelligence, PowerShell, and advanced topics. That breadth is one reason I can now position myself more honestly as a full-stack profile with product and operations judgment.
I'm a Software Engineering student with hands-on experience building bridges between operations, automation, and software delivery. My path started in technical support, grew through global operations, and evolved into internal tools, reporting, BI, and process improvement.
I have worked with advanced Excel, Power Automate, SQL, Power BI, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML/CSS, Java, C#, and Python, always with the same goal: reduce friction, speed up analysis, and turn operational needs into scalable solutions.
Today, my strongest positioning is as a hybrid profile: someone who understands the operation, can speak with business stakeholders, and can also build the solution. You can explore more of my work on GitHub.