Software Engineer with plenty experience in software design and project management, full stack developer with a good grip on new technologies and agile methologies.
Got into software more than 10 years ago, and worked for both small business and huge corporations. In the mean time, I got a degree in software engineering, and decided to start my own business. Software is my trade. Although I do work alone a good part of the time, I have already built a team to face bigger projects when needed.
Up until now, I have two ongoing projects for different purposes, offered on the web, as a service. Check them here:
- https://om.pelgoros.com/welcome
- https://pascal.pelgoros.com
Working freelance is my own choice, because I can get my work right to where it is needed, and I can focus on challenging projects, always learning new things.
As of technologies, I have used or tried many, but I made most of my experience working with Java, and the usual stack: Hibernate & Spring. Early in my career I used php, so it is not a complete stranger for me, but I'm sure rust has covered that part of my knowledge base. Lastly, and more importantly, I am using, learning, and liking more each day, the Python+Django stack to develop fast delivery projects for the web.
Since my very first years at university, I have enrolled as a teacher for a subject in the curricula for my degree. I taught basic programming for freshmen students for more than 10 years. Since this year (2017), I have taken a new subject, so I'm currently teaching two subjects: basic programming and software design, at University of Buenos Aires.
On a final note, I also have a lot of hobbies. I'm an amateur carpenter, bonsai artist and cook. I'm a rugby enthusiast, and occasional gamer.
Work Terms
Any project budget agreed, will be estimated according to the hours it should involve, but the final price will be previously established before the project is accepted. If the case requires it, some mid or partial milestone will be set to ensure the project is going in the direction the client expects.