Software engineer in Miami — production code at an insurance carrier by day, websites for local small businesses by night. TypeScript to SQL and everything between.
A production finance app with real users, plus two experiments in realtime collaboration and predictive analytics.
Adriel reviews code like he's the one who'll get paged at 2 AM for it — which, half the time, he is. He catches things in my PRs I wouldn't have found until production, and never makes it feel like a lecture.
Adriel built our restaurant's site from scratch — online ordering, a menu I can actually update myself, all of it. Reservations were up within the first month it went live.
Adriel was the rare student who'd already shipped production code before he graduated. He didn't just pass my courses — he used them to get better at his actual job.

I like the unglamorous parts of software — the schema, the edge case, the deploy that doesn't wake anyone up.
B.S. in Computer Science from FIU, shipping production code since before graduation. Freelancing keeps me close to the thing that matters: someone on the other end who needs the software to just work.
Building and maintaining internal web applications for policy and claims workflows across the carrier's platform.
Websites and web apps for small businesses — scoped, built and shipped end to end, usually as the only engineer.
Coursework centered on programming, systems, teamwork and project management.
MDC Presidential Scholar — leadership and career preparation track.
Notes on things I had to figure out the hard way.
Still writing the first one. Check back — or follow along on GitHub in the meantime.
Always down to connect — a role, a project, a collab, or just talking shop. The inbox is open.