Andres Bolanos Cano

I built a custom AI tool hosted on Domo's serverless infrastructure using TypeScript and the Claude API, integrated with Open WebUI. The tool accepts engineering requirements documents, transcripts, and other project artifacts, then identifies requirements and automatically generates complete UAT test plans. This replaced a manual process that took approximately three weeks per plan, reducing delivery time to under five minutes. The tool connects to Domo's database through serverless functions and is used by the QA team as a core part of their delivery workflow for every project.

I built Iratzu as sole architect and developer: a full-stack SPA for Spanish-speaking music professionals and creative agencies in Latin America. The platform lets users manage multiple professional identities (band, venue, label, agency, production company, and 20+ other role types) under one account, each with isolated data, team permissions, and configurable modules. Core features include 8 task views, project and event management, release pipelines, contract tracking, campaign management with KPI grids, and a quoting system with Costa Rican VAT enforcement at the database level.

Built with React 18, TypeScript, Supabase (PostgreSQL with Row Level Security on every table), Tailwind CSS, and deployed on Cloudflare Pages, the architecture uses a modular JSONB configuration system so each organization can enable/disable features without schema migrations. It includes a homegrown Spanish NLP command palette for natural language task creation, PWA support, real-time sync via Supabase WebSockets, and WCAG 2.2 accessibility compliance. The project is currently at 93% feature completion with 187 source files, preparing for launch.

I led a team of five engineers in designing and building a Playwright test automation framework from scratch for an enterprise eCommerce marketplace specializing in prescription eyewear. I managed sprint planning and scrum operations while guiding the team through analyzing the platform's API endpoints, identifying critical user journeys, and building comprehensive test coverage across smoke, regression, UI, contract, and integration testing. The project replaced an existing Cypress suite, but rather than porting tests directly, the team rebuilt the strategy from the ground up to improve coverability across the platform's prescription validation workflows and marketplace operations. It was built with Playwright, TypeScript, and Ruby on Rails, and used Docker for container and database operations.