As a Software Engineer II, I worked closely with another set of engineers, a Senior Engineer, a Tech Lead and a Manager. Together we discussed with a Project Manager the business needs and followed every agile ceremony to tackle all the features needed. For every feature that the team developed, it needed to go through all the SDLC (Requirements, Design, Implementation (Coding), Testing, Deployment, and Maintenance). Each team had a QA assigned and we, as engineers created the tests cases in order to the QA to execute them, and proceed with deployment.

• Migrated the old Kareo color schema to the new Tebra color schema in the span of a quarter. Working closely with other teams in order to align with the company’s vision for the webpage.
• Migrated a complete Stored Procedure logic into different services in Java, and connected them through APIs, which reduced costs for accesing the database so often through the SP.

As a Application Developer, I worked in the AIOps team. This team is in charge of manage a large volume of data, by implementing API REST backend services, I ensured the transmition of the data through the different cloud environments, as well as recollecting insights and manage traditional and cloud infrastructure.

• Took complete ownership of building a whole API REST application, in less time than promised (less than a quarter) I was looking already at 80% completion, providing a quicker solution to the application insights.

As a Jr Software Engineer, I worked under contract for ROC Capital and then got transferred to S&P Global due to staff-cutting, consequence of Covid hitting globally. For this period of time, I was working under two clients contracts, which helped me developed a wider perspective needed to solve different tasks related to Software, which guidance from more experience peers as Sr Software Engineers and Tech Leads, I started introducing my code into production. Got promoted after one year as a Jr and as a Software Engineer, I worked under contract for S&P Global. Under my manager suggestions, I did develop a little project in MERN stack.

• Built an PDF report as a first task ever for production environment, and delivered carefully for the client. Translated seamlessly into another client with another whole stack, in a matter of 2 months.
• Built an application (while transitioning) for the company that would help track hours worked by employee.
• Solved a bug that reproduced across the whole application, which resulted in me having ownership of the fix and having to validate and fix each page having the bug, this lasted for 6 months.
• Migrated XML pages to React in order to innovate the webpage, using table libraries to display information.

Finishing my career, I entered this project with two peers. The objective was to build a system that could store information through forms, asking a series of questions, to make sure the national enterprises (in Costa Rica) were following some norms. Each question could have weight, some questions would have more weight than others, making it a great way of researching how to implement this in the application.

• In the scope of 6 months, we went from gathering requirements to deployment.
• By doing meetings every 15 days, we assured high quality, correct storage and proper display of the application.