Darlene Gefferie

I’m a software engineering student at UNASAT (2020–present) and a software developer at Qualogy Caribbean, with experience building full-stack features in Agile teams. I enjoy turning complex requirements into working frontend and backend functionality.

At Qualogy Caribbean, I developed and implemented frontend and backend functionalities using Angular and Java (Spring Boot, Quarkus). I worked with MSSQL and MySQL, automated business processes using Camunda and Flowable, and contributed to projects like a digital onboarding system for new bank customers and automation of core processes within a pension fund organization.

My foundation also comes from a Java Bootcamp and internship at Qualogy Caribbean, where I focused on backend development with Java and Spring Boot, database management with MySQL and migrations using Flyway, and frontend development with Angular. I collaborate using Scrum/Agile tools like Jira, and I’ve applied TDD/BDD, contributing to initiatives including the WWF Earth Hour Suriname event pages and QR-RSVP registration.