I'm a political scientist, educator, and self-taught developer who enjoys building tools to make systems work better.
I discovered programming while working at Amazon, where I became the sole developer supporting an 80-person operations team, designing and maintaining internal scripts and tools that automated workflows and improved productivity.
Today I work as a Management Technician in the Education Department at Barcelona City Council. While my role is not a software position, I continue to use programming to automate processes, analyze data, and build practical tools when needed.
Programming started as a necessity, quickly became a passion, and is now a serious hobby and a powerful problem-solving tool in my life.
I'm particularly interested in:
- TypeScript / JavaScript
- Building small tools that solve real problems
- Automation and workflow optimization
- Clean, maintainable code
While my path into tech has been unconventional, I've complemented my self-learning with training at Ironhack:
| Year | Title |
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| 2024 | Bootcamp in front-end web development |
| 2023 | Bootcamp in back-end web development |
Before moving into tech, my background was in Political Science and language education, which gave me a strong foundation in research, communication, and analytical thinking.
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The arsenal where I claim proficiency. I wield these technologies daily. I confidently adhere to their best practices, and I ensure speed and reliability.
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Technologies I'm actively exploring, mostly outside of work commitments. I use them without the confidence of following best practices, but with the eagerness to learn and broaden my skillset.
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Technologies I've previously engaged with, but I don't use today. 
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Technologies that have piqued my interest and are next in line for my learning journey. While not yet a part of my toolkit, they represent the direction I'm excited to take. 
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