Gabriel Jurado

trademon is a social marketplace where different items from video games can be traded or sold, while users interact with each other. My responsibilities included: -Implementing connections to underlying API's -Data modeling and flow -Handling interactions with the Back End. -Design and debugging of components in the front end. Tech Stack: Typescript, React, Redux, Express, Sequelize, PostgresQl, GraphQl, Soket.Io, WebRTC, bycript

As one of my first projects as a web developer, I built a small app where users can upload images and record themselves answering questions related to the uploaded picture. In this sense, Elicit tries to digitalize photo-elicitation methodologies for qualitative research. The app was built using React, Material-UI, and react-media-recorder accompanied by a "serverless" architecture provided by Google's Firebase.

Slopeer is a Progressive Web App for climbers, users can upload climbing routes around the world and share them with others. My activities: -Front-end testing using Preact testing library. -Back-end integration testing using apollo-server-testing, supertestand Jest. -Refactored Preact front-end from Javascript to Typescript -AWS S3 buckets management

Joined a highly selective, outcome-oriented full-time (12h/day, 6-day/week) Bootcamp, where I learned: - Advanced Javascript -Node.js, Express, Koa, GraphQL, NextJS -API integration - SQL, MongoDB, Redis, GraphQL - Angular, React, Redux - Networking, Secure programming, Authentication - Jest, Mocha, Jasmine: Unit -Integration - End-to-end testing - Git, Continuous deployment, DevOps (Docker)

Integrating students from different disciplines, Interamerican studies have become a resounding field of research, positioning itself in between North-American studies and Latin-American studies. Including topics like politics, economy, culture and literature