JUAN CAMILO RONCALLO SARMIENTO

Hi! I'm a science guy trying to make his space in the IT field. My background as a microbiologist gives me structured thinking and methodological approaches while evaluating the expected results to achieve the primary goal. My IT journey began a long time ago (2015), but in June of 2022, I dared to start a BootCamp that certified me as a Fullstack developer in October of that year. After that, I continued my journey with NodeJS certification ending in February 2023. With these tools, I’ve been creating projects to practice and enhance my back and front-end programming skills (see them here -> github.com/roncalloj). Now I'm ready and looking for the opportunity to contribute, build and grow in an IT company that believes we can do that together.

As a final project of the BootCamp, my group developed a web application for chocolate entrepreneurship owned by one of the members (check it here -> github.com/ItsMeRichArt/kuriuschocolate-e-commerce-webpage). There I was involved in both "sides of the force" (back and front), helping to create the tables of the DB with Python, Flask, and SQLAlchemy, and also structured the fetches to the endpoints and store the information with a Flux architecture with JavaScript (ReactJS), letting all available and ready for its consumption by the frontend. Besides, I was encharged with the whole user authentication process of the project, including password restoration through email.

After that, I continued my journey with NodeJS certification ending in February 2023, and start creating projects to practice and enhance my back and front-end programming skills (see them here -> github.com/roncalloj)

Certified as a FullStack developer in 2022, I decided to continue my training process with a NodeJS course culminating in February 2023. I am passionate about technology, technological advances, and understanding the logic behind things, even of nature itself, which led me to graduate as a microbiologist in 2014, delve into research, and venture into bioinformatics in 2017, which finally led me to turn to BootCamp in 2022.