About

Who I Am

I studied Electronics and Communications engineering at INTEC and graduated in 2019, but I got into software through the back door: two years as a QA tester at Altice Dominicana, breaking other people's code for a living. It turned out to be the best training I could have asked for — I learned what fragile software looks like from the outside, and I still write code like someone is about to try to break it.

In 2021 I joined OGTIC, the Dominican government's technology office, as a frontend developer, and I have been there five years. Most of what I build is public: portals where people apply for a scholarship, file a complaint, or reach any of the 300+ services the State offers online. That audience is the whole point — these platforms get opened on old phones and slow connections, so performance, accessibility and multi-step forms that never lose your data are the problems I actually care about. Day to day that means React, Next.js, TypeScript and TailwindCSS against a REST API.

Alongside that I take on client work — WordPress and e-commerce builds for businesses that need a site that actually sells — and I am building Propio, my own SaaS for independent landlords. Away from the keyboard you will find me gaming, at the gym, or catching a movie with friends.