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Technical Skills and Interests


These are some skills and knowledges that I have learned:
Highly Skilled
Proficient
Knowledgeable
Programming Languages and Technologies
Java, JavaScript/NodeJS, HTML, CSS, JQuery, Bootstrap, Python, Cordova.
SOAP, jUnit, C#, PHP, Android, Windows Phone 8 with C#, Spring MVC
Perl, Bash, C / C++, Processing, MapLab, Octave, Assembler (MIPS, x86), Angular, Unity
Operative Systems
Windows 7/8/10, Linux.

 Distributions of the Linux kernel as: Angstrom, Poky and NI. Real-Time Operating Systems: Keil (MDK-ARMTM) and FreeRTOS with STM32F407VGT6.
Databases
MySQL, SQlite.
MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server.
CI/CD
Jenkins

Networking
VMware vSphere, ESXI, Virtual Box and Packet Tracer, Wireshark packet Analyzer, IP Scan
VoIP testing, Zoiper, Router configuration and testing such as DHCP, DSL, WIFI, DNS.
FreeRADIUS, Ubiquity equipment, Routing, Sage VoIp, networking topology simulation using GNS3, nmap.
AI
Waton IBM, Dialogflow
Tensorflow, Scikit-learn,
Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
Hardware Descriptor
Verilog
Parallel and Distributed Programming
CUDA, OpenMP, MPI

Embedded Systems
Raspberry Pi, Arduino, pcDuino, BeagleBoard.
Spartan 3E, fingerprint detectors and RFD cards.
ThingMagic M6e Embedded RFID Reader.
Utilities and Packages
JIRA, Testrail, Selenium – WebDriver, Maven, SoapUI, TestNG, Git, SVN, Putty, Mechanize, BeautifulSoup, Sikuli, NightwatchJS, Docker, Docker-Compose
Apache Tomcat, Visual Studio .NET, WordPress, TR-069, JMeter, Appium
TestLink, Toolchains
Other Skills and knowledges
PyGame, OpenCV, kafka

 OpenKineck, XNA Game Studio, GStreamer, Kinect for Windows SDK C#, Multimedia for QT 5, Postman, FFmpeg.

Activities and Interests

2018-2019
Developed a mobile application to help business to manager orders, it is called BuyUp.

 2015
Participation in a Hackathon of the International Space App Challenge, sponsored by NASA at TEC.

2014
Participation in the Fair Business Ideas, as part of the Program of Entrepreneurs from Center Business Incubation of ITCR. Project: GoingOn (Mobile application for posting events and local social).

2013
Participation in the conference of High Performance Computing (HPC) in the CLCAR, CENAT.

2013
Participation in the Fair Business Ideas, as part of the Program of Entrepreneurs from Center Business Incubation of ITCR, won the second place in the competition. Project: Lights Controller for Cars.




2011
Participation in the exhibition of the IV Meeting of Research and Technology at ITCR. Project: Nitibot.
2011
Participation in a conference: Introduction to Nanotechnology, given by: PhD. M. Meyyappan, Nanotechnology Research Center of the NASA and PhD. Richard Pleus of INTERTOX, Inc, 2011.

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