Hey there! My name is Miguel and I build stuff for the world wide web.

I’m a digital wizard! I wave my magic coding wand and poof a website appears. Okay, maybe it’s not quite that easy, but I do have a knack for turning a bunch of random code into something beautiful and functional.

About Me

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Hi there! My name is Miguel, and I am a skilled Software Engineer with a strong foundation in computer science.
After graduating in 2018, I have been passionate about using web technologies and backend systems to create create high-quality platforms that prioritize performance and user experience.

I have a lot of experience working on e-commerce projects, where I have developed a wide range of skills and have had the opportunity to work on all aspects of these platforms, from design to deployment. I am always looking for new challenges and opportunities to expand my expertise and grow as a SE.

Experience

  • Bright Minds

  • Retailer Company

  • Retailer Company

  • Retailer Company

  • Walmart Labs

  • Walmart Labs

  • Walmart Labs

  • Walmart Labs

Web Developer @Bright Minds

Jan 2013 - Jan 2015

  • As part of a development team of 3, I was responsible for building and maintaining an application using a LAMP tech stack that displayed a catalog of speakers on the website and app.

  • Using PHP, I created an application that controlled access to an event using QR codes.

Blog

Back to basics: Factory Pattern

This article delves into the Factory Pattern, a basic design pattern used in software development. It provides an overview of the pattern, its purpose, and how it can be used to simplify complex design solutions. The focus is on understanding the basics of this pattern and how it can be applied to software development projects.

Federation from day one: creating your first federated graph

This article delves into the Factory Pattern, a basic design pattern used in software development. It provides an overview of the pattern, its purpose, and how it can be used to simplify complex design solutions. The focus is on understanding the basics of this pattern and how it can be applied to software development projects.

Contact Me

At this time, I’m not actively seeking new job opportunities but I’m always happy to help out where I can. If you’re seeking career advice or have questions about the industry, feel free to reach out. I’ll do my best to provide useful resources or insights.