Java and iOS Developer
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Last update:
21.04.2021 Availability
Available
Rate
Onsite hourly: N/A
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Languages
Spanish: Native
English: Advanced
Area Preference
I am living in Argentina but I am available to travel up to two months but that can be negotiated.
Description
I worked as back-end developer in Java for more than 6 years using Spring-Frameworks to develop the back-end for web-based applications. Along those years I use relational and non-relational databases also different servers and build tools like maven and gradel.
I also have more than a year developing on iOS using Swift for a startup that loses his funding before getting to the AppStore but I uploaded a small app this year to the AppStore to keep up to date with the reviewing process.
Here is the link to the app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/racing-stopwatch/id1296818806?l=es&ls=1&mt=8
Below you can read most of the tools and frameworks in which I have experience:
I also have more than a year developing on iOS using Swift for a startup that loses his funding before getting to the AppStore but I uploaded a small app this year to the AppStore to keep up to date with the reviewing process.
Here is the link to the app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/racing-stopwatch/id1296818806?l=es&ls=1&mt=8
Below you can read most of the tools and frameworks in which I have experience:
- Spring: Spring-Boot, Spring-MVC, Spring-Data, Microservices, Spring-Security.
- DB: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLlite.
- Build tools: Maven, Gradel, Cocoapods.
- Repositories: GitHub, BitBucket.
- Management tools: JIRA, Confluence.
- IDE: Eclipse, IntelliJ, Xcode.
- iOS libraries: Alamofire, Alamoimage, AFNetworking, CoreLocation, SWRevealViewController, CoreAnimation.
- UI Html tools: Basic knowledge of CSS, Bootstrap, Angular.
- UI iOS: Storyboard, xib file.
Description
I worked as back-end developer in Java for more than 6 years using Spring-Frameworks to develop the back-end for web-based applications. Along those years I use relational and non-relational databases also different servers and build tools like maven and gradel.
I also have more than a year developing on iOS using Swift for a startup that loses his funding before getting to the AppStore but I uploaded a small app this year to the AppStore to keep up to date with the reviewing process.
Here is the link to the app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/racing-stopwatch/id1296818806?l=es&ls=1&mt=8
Below you can read most of the tools and frameworks in which I have experience:
I also have more than a year developing on iOS using Swift for a startup that loses his funding before getting to the AppStore but I uploaded a small app this year to the AppStore to keep up to date with the reviewing process.
Here is the link to the app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/racing-stopwatch/id1296818806?l=es&ls=1&mt=8
Below you can read most of the tools and frameworks in which I have experience:
- Spring: Spring-Boot, Spring-MVC, Spring-Data, Microservices, Spring-Security.
- DB: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLlite.
- Build tools: Maven, Gradel, Cocoapods.
- Repositories: GitHub, BitBucket.
- Management tools: JIRA, Confluence.
- IDE: Eclipse, IntelliJ, Xcode.
- iOS libraries: Alamofire, Alamoimage, AFNetworking, CoreLocation, SWRevealViewController, CoreAnimation.
- UI Html tools: Basic knowledge of CSS, Bootstrap, Angular.
- UI iOS: Storyboard, xib file.