Projects
Over the years, I've worked on multiple awesome projects. You can see some of them below, the ones that have touched my heart and soul.
ASSIST Software
Front-End Developer
Jan 2015 – Mar 2015
This project is not my latest, nor it’s the first, but it’s among the most loved ones. It aged well with time, it’s classy, simple, straight to the point, and it brings back lovely memories. I got to work on the company’s website, I think, because I had more free time then, but I love to believe the company chose specifically me for this vital mission.
It was
I’m proud of this one. Hopefully, I will get the chance to help with the next version to make it even better.
played with
- HTML5
- CSS
- SCSS
- Responsive Design
- JS
- jQuery
- Drupal
Content IQ
Technical Team Leader
Mar 2019 – Present
This project is quite big. It’s composed of multiple sub-projects that are working together through a complex REST API. At the moment, 20 people from ASSIST form five different teams(QA, DevOps, and three development teams) that work tirelessly to make this project a success. These teams are collaborating with people from the US and Israel.
I have the pleasure of being the team leader for such a sub-project, and I have to tell you that the fun never stops. Sometimes I would gladly renounce such “fun,” but to be honest, I love it most of the time. And you have to love your work if you don’t want to go insane. The project is complex, and it requires constant tight collaboration with different teams, which sometimes is a challenge, but it’s all worth it at the end of the day.
The project brings me joy and pushes me to overcome my limits. Plus, I interact with fantastic people with different views about life, and I’m learning a lot from them.
played with
- HTML5
- CSS
- Responsive Design
- Javascript
- React
- Next.js
- Serverless
- AWS Lambda
- Node.js
BookingBug(now jrni)
Technical Team Leader
Mar 2016 – Mar 2019
A remarkable project that motivated me to learn so many technical and soft skills. Our client was from the UK, and the collaboration was very fruitful. They had different development teams there, and we learned and grew together. I had the pleasure of being a team lead for a group of seven developers and one QA from ASSIST. It was a poetic combination, we worked together as a family, and we learned many great things.
I was responsible for guiding and helping my colleagues so that we could achieve together the set objectives. I've learned a lot about patience and the importance of being understanding.
We were responsabile for building custom journeys for differnt clients. If you are curious to find more about the company you can check their website jrni.
played with
- HTML5
- CSS
- SCSS
- Responsive Design
- JS
- Node.js
- AngularJS
- Serverless
- AWS Lambda
English Attack
Front-End Developer
Jan 2015 - Mar 2016
EnglishAttack is an exciting project; it helps people to learn the English language using an interactive approach. It’s an ongoing project that never stops growing and evolving. I’ve joined the project for roughly three months when the client wanted to do a design revamp for the whole website. I’ve helped with the front-end structure and some, hopefully, useful ideas. Once the front-end base was in place, my colleagues continued the work without me, and I’ve moved to my next adventure.
played with
- HTML5
- CSS
- SCSS
- Responsive Design
- JS
- jQuery
- Drupal
GPS ASSIST
Front-End Developer
Aug 2014 – Oct 2014
GPS ASSIST is a fleet tracking application that gives you up-to-the-minute speed and location updates, including email alerts based on parameters you set in advance.
The objective of the GPS project is to help companies to lower costs, improve their activities and increase productivity.
This is the first project where I could experience the real power of Angularjs implementing the front end side of the project using this awesome framework.
played with
- HTML5
- CSS
- SCSS
- Responsive Design
- JS
- AngularJS
- Python
Everything Between
Energetic learner
2012 - Present
I'm very efficient, in all kinds of ways.
I enjoy doing some management work, though I don’t see myself doing this full time. I love coding; it’s too much fun, enabling me to experiment and feel free every day.
I want to believe I'm an optimist, though my thoughts are sometimes killing me because they are so noisy and all over the place. Fortunately, my work solves that to some extent, so overall, I'm happy.
played with
- soft skills
- listening
- understanding
- collaboration
- trying
- caring
- management
- trusting
- sleeping