Full Stack Engineer
I build digital products with a strong focus on real business impact, user experience, and end-to-end workflows that actually work.
I currently work on a global product, with a distributed team and headquarters in the UK, developing solutions that connect acquisition, onboarding, and user activation in a clear and scalable way.
My work goes beyond implementing features. I focus on product flows, UX decisions, and how software can reduce friction for both users and internal teams.
I have experience building everything from landing pages and conversion funnels to tourism platforms and complex dashboards, always prioritizing simplicity, clarity, and operational efficiency.
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A tourism platform that connects licensed guides, local partners, and travelers in a single ecosystem.
I worked as a Full Stack Engineer, building:
- A dashboard for guides to manage tours and experiences
- A dashboard for partners (bars, venues, event spaces, etc.) to offer their services
- A flow for travelers to create custom itineraries, combining tours and partner experiences
This project was strongly focused on UX, complex workflow design, and multiple user roles.
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Worked at a global company focused on:
- User acquisition and conversion funnels (quizzes, landing pages, seasonal campaigns such as Black Friday)
- Guided onboarding experiences for user activation
- Reducing operational friction and reliance on manual support
Projects were built with Next.js and deployed on Cloudflare, prioritizing performance, reliability, and clear user flows.
A Developer Experience product that automates one of the most ignored (and painful) problems for developers: documentation.
I worked as a Full Stack Engineer, including the AI layer, building an agent that:
- Understands the project and repository context
- Automatically generates and updates documentation
- Creates READMEs, architecture diagrams, and code summaries
- Analyzes pull requests and produces mini-docs with potential issues
The main goal was to design an extremely simple user flow, turning a boring task into something almost invisible.