Guillermo Baigorria

My responsibilities included:
• Building great user experiences and connecting data/APIs to UI design
• Architect efficient, scalable, and well-documented code
• Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve production bugs
• Collaborate with multiple engineering teams
• Identify and resolve DOM performance issues
• Determine workload requirements and deliver solutions

Contract Length: 14 months

FlightOffice hired me as a full-stack developer to build a new module (epic feature) in an existing flight operation management system.

The module helps pilots easily track their training record due dates. It also allows pilots and managers monitor upcoming training records.

The tech stack used was AngularJS, Node.js with PostgreSQL, and LoopBack framework; also used Kendo UI for the front-end.

Implemented the internal technology to deal with orders, fulfillment, taxes, and team file-sharing.

I traveled to the client's offices in Oakland, California. While there I interviewed the whole team and coordinated the technology implementation to connect the website to a back-end to process subscriptions with recurrent payments. This back-end is connected to a tax processor and fulfillment providers to automate the whole shopping accounting and shipping process. This was supplemented with a screencast explaining the whole process to the company management.

Since the company works in printing and needs to share a lot of digital assets, I've configured an enterprise file sharing system with a customized folder structure and permissions along with a comprehensive document that includes guidelines, security recommendations, and best practices. During my stay there, I also led a workshop to train the artist on how to use the provided solution.

Whole Body IQ is an interactive mobile app that empowers you to be able to quickly and easily manage all your important health information in one location.

I built the back-end from scratch and also worked on most of the iOS app. Lately, I've been providing consulting services related to best technologies practices.

I've met with WBIQ in Palo Alto, CA to define the features together.

Working with Globant, I've had the pleasure to work as a contractor for the Sears Corporation where we built the Craftsman web mobile app from the ground up.

I was the team lead and we delivered on time with great code quality and a fully unit-tested code base.

I also traveled to Chicago to work in-house from the Sears Headquarters for two months to implement the final stages of the app.