Nicolás
From Chile (GMT-3)
25 years of commercial experience
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Nicolás – Node.js, React, Angular
Nicolas is a Senior Full-Stack Web Developer with more than 20 years of experience. His skill set is wide, but his favorite languages to work with are JS/TS and Go. Also, Nicolas has been working for a non-profit organization for 2 years. He is definitely a team player who enjoys working with Juniors and can lead them, as he fancies sharing knowledge and is ready to make architectural decisions and take charge of the project. Nicolas is easy-going and friendly, with a passion for poetry and writing this "code for human machines"!
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Lead Nerd
A lightweight JS dependency injector was developed to solve a problem in AngularJS that couldn't be solved with the standard DI container.
- made the tool and used it in a project to cut down the dependency mess in AngularJS.
Tech Lead
One of the internal platforms for an internal client.
- led refactoring initiative to bring technical debt down to a manageable level;
- improved quality and performance of the application while modernizing various frameworks;
- led front-end and back-end teams in interconnectivity initiatives to keep everything working while new features were being developed.
Mentor, Teacher's Assistant
Flexible bootcamp.
- acted as Teacher Assistant for the Career Path Full-Time course;
- assisted students in completing their tasks, mainly using the Socratic method but also providing in-depth theory so they could understand the underlying paradigms for the technologies they were using (NodeJS, Express, MongoDB, OAuth2, React, Redux, Webpack, Travis and Heroku);
- helped students on a 1-on-1 basis, at the end of the day, answering questions about the subject matter and providing in-depth knowledge on the theory underlying the technologies they were using.
Senior Software Developer
This is an offline/online surveying system developed by the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative to aid it in determining what kind of humanitarian aid needs to be sent where.
The specific project Nicolas worked on consisted of reengineering one of its modules for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs that could be used in disaster recovery scenarios.
- architected/developed various front-end components (skip logic, validation logic, question library, among others);
- assisted in back-end REST architecture and development, contributing over 100,000 lines of code to public repositories.