My story
From Data Entry to Senior Full-Stack: eight years building a path in tech, a lot learned along the way. This is the full timeline — the milestones, the stacks, and what each stage meant.
Professional career
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Senior Full-Stack · DAUX (Universal Assistance)
In October a better offer came in from DAUX, where I work today as a Senior Full-Stack developer on the Universal Assistance account. My role is to turn the design and planning teams’ ideas into reality: I plan, build, and ship new designs for the ecommerce site, the partner program, and the whole add-on product purchase system, plus new backoffice systems on top of existing platforms.
It’s work I enjoy a lot because the owners are programmers themselves: we share the same outlook on most things.
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Developer · CNH Industrial
Almost without a break, in March I started working with CNH Industrial, where I implemented a QR code management system for the multilingual manuals of their agricultural machinery: more than 7,000 manuals centralized and accessible with a simple scan.
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Closing a chapter
When Run0km and SoyBot moved back to in-person work, I chose to stay remote and move on to new opportunities. Five very formative years were coming to an end.
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Backend Tech Lead · SoyBot Chatbots
I took over as lead of SoyBot’s chatbot project. We sold an “off-the-shelf” product to multiple clients — some more customized, like Mercedes Benz — and I coordinated a team of 4 people. Together we ran every new client end to end: from technical specs to final launch.
In numbers, we shipped chatbots on more than 300 websites, on 3 WhatsApp numbers, and on 20 Instagram and Facebook (Meta) pages.
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Backend Developer · SoyBot
I contributed to the backend development of SoyBot, the chatbot system Run0km used to capture car-buying leads, which were then sold to dealerships. I started with small, scoped problems and kept growing from there:
- Built a C# (.NET 6) API that compared two vehicles and generated a comparison image using apitemplate.io.
- Built a system that parsed dealerships’ huge spreadsheets (brands, models, years, and specs) and turned them into XML the chatbot could use: the bot queried the API and got the data ready to mention specs mid-conversation. Also in C# (.NET 6).
- Added real-time JavaScript execution to the chatbot scripts via ClearScript, which lets you run .NET libraries from JavaScript at runtime.
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Product Owner · Run0km (CRM)
I took on the Product Owner role for the CRM system. I joined the dev team’s sprints, defined and communicated product priorities, handled incidents in real time, and did manual testing of every release before it went out — on the website and the mobile app alike.
At Run0km I also took on other roles: managing client orders from the CRM admin panel, catching data-delivery errors, generating prospect-delivery orders, and giving immediate attention to support requests. I also documented a 28-case FAQ so the support team could resolve the most common issues on their own.
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Software Analyst Degree · IFTS N°16
I started studying programming at IFTS N°16 (a technical college in Buenos Aires). I built my first projects there —several are still up on my GitHub— and in 2020 I graduated as a Software Analyst (Técnico Superior en Análisis de Sistemas).
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Data entry · Run0km
My first job in tech, at Run0km. In practice I did a bit of everything: real-time customer support and lead generation. Through LinkedIn I reached out to around 5,000 people —between salespeople and managers— to get their contact info (phone or email), so the sales team could later offer them Run0km’s CRM.