Nicolás Quiroz

Developing modern full-stack web applications with a focus on frontend engineering, maintainable code, and user experience.

Led ethereum.org's Gatsby-to-NextJS migration, revamped the Wallets page, built Learning Quizzes, and led the EF Blog, Geth, and Ecosystem Support Program websites.

Worked on Seed Advisor, a main application of the Climate FieldView Web Platform, delivering features and contributing to GraphQL API middleware.

Founded an open-source school offering Full Stack JavaScript training to groups of 8-12 students, from beginner to advanced levels. Developed curricula, provided instruction and mentorship, and created learning materials.

Co-founded and organized the Buenos Aires freeCodeCamp chapter, supporting hands-on and peer learning in full-stack JavaScript and web technologies through monthly meetups, tech talks, workshops, and networking.

Co-organized the Buenos Aires freeCodeCamp chapter's first conference, held online on June 13, 2020, with 16 speakers, ~1,900 registrants, and over 500 simultaneous viewers.

Mentored participants in an introductory programming and JavaScript workshop.

Developed Acamica's full-stack web platform using JavaScript, TypeScript, NodeJS, React, NextJS, MySQL, Docker, and Jenkins.

Trained 20+ students over nine months in full-stack development, covering frontend, backend, tooling, software quality, algorithms, and soft skills including Agile methodologies.

Built web and mobile solutions for Terminales Río de La Plata (TRP) at a consulting firm, including a DokuWiki documentation site and a Cordova intranet app. Automated TRP weighing-scale operations through a Java intranet web app and built reports using JasperReports.

Undergraduate studies in Computer Science at the Universidad de Buenos Aires from 2011 to 2016.

First Certificate in English from the University of Cambridge, completed in 2007.