Universidad Argentina J.F. Kennedy
Front End Developer
4/4/2022 - Present
- I developed JS applications for internal use within my department, improving the efficiency and productivity of the company's internal processes.
About
Here is a little background
Hi my name is Felix Arias, with 15+ years of experience in technical support, networking, server administration, project and team management.
In my constant search for new challenges and growth opportunities, I ventured into frontend development with aim of becoming a fullstack profile.
I have a solid technical foundation and skills developed throughout my career, which allow me to bring value to any team and contribute to the success of projects.
Experience
Universidad Argentina J.F. Kennedy
Technical Support Manager ++
4/6/2020 - Present
- I was tasked with the management and implementation of IT projects for the company, ensuring the timely delivery of efficient and effective technological solutions.
Universidad Argentina J.F. Kennedy
Technical Support Manager +
4/8/2019 - Present
- I was assigned with aditional tasks, such as server administration, networking, change management and process improvement, which allowed me to expand my expertise in the IT field.
Universidad Argentina J.F. Kennedy
Technical Support Manager
2/2/2015 - Present
- I was promoted to the role of Technical Support Manager, leading and coordinating a team of 6 technicians, supervising the provision of support and maintenance services to both external and internal clients.
Universidad Argentina J.F. Kennedy
Technical Support Specialist
3/5/2008 - 2/2/2015
- Provided hardware and software assistance to end users.
Skills
Projects
Case Study 1 of 5: Helpdesk Ticket Webapp
React-based helpdesk ticket system with a MongoDB/Express backend, local user authentication, email notifications using Node.js, and Redux for state management.
Case Study 2 of 5: ShareMe Imageboard
Imageboard web application made using JavaScript and React, with a Sanity backend for storing data. The application also features Google OAuth 2.0 authentication for users, as well as the ability to filter posts by categories
Case Study 3 of 5: Portfolio
Single-page portfolio using Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and a Sanity backend for dynamic information rendering.
Case Study 4 of 5: Ecommerce (Front)
eCommerce built with Next.js, its responsive design ensures seamless browsing, while Google authentication prioritizes security. The app's standout features include a wishlist, order history, and an efficient search bar.
Case Study 5 of 5: Ecommerce (Admin Panel)
Crafted using Next.js, integrated with AWS S3 and MongoDB, the admin panel redefines management. This tool enables dynamic category and product control for the frontend, accompanied by admin settings and historical order tracking.