Jonathan Ramirez

I started developing for iOS back in 2010 after falling in love with Objective-C, and all the products that Apple was presenting. Years after I learnt Swift, and nowadays I’m learning SwiftUI with whom I feel very comfortable. Writing code is my passion, and I plan to continue doing it.
In all these years I have worked creating different kind of products, such as:

Now i'm working for Check24 in the following applications moneyTRACKER and C24 Bank It is an application that allows you to manage multiple banks in one place and also allows you to see the contracts that one has contracted.
On moneyTRACKER the most challenging part and the most critical of this application was done in SwiftUI, it was very nice and challenging at the same time.

Convo Mobile for iOS and OSX: An app that allows deaf and hard-of-hearing people who uses the sign language (SL) to communicate with a voice telephone person through video and an operator who translate for them, watch videos

Hopin Web browser : A Web Browser app that allows the user to do a quick double tap, clip part or all of any webpage, including text, images, and videos. watch videos

With these products I learnt about many different technologies, such as: VoIP, Service locator pattern, UITesting, and so on; while thanks to these enriching experiences, I became the Lead Developer in Convo Relay, where I worked with engineers and programmers from all around the world; some of them with different time zones and culture. http://convorelay.com.

In the last couple of years, with the position of Lead Developer, I have been facing the biggest professional challenges for me, dealing not just with code, but with a multi cultural team, with different times, different countries, and also not just with iOS but Android and Microsoft platforms. This has been tough, overwhelming sometimes, but with that I have discovered that I can work with people who are totally different than me, with different backgrounds, different believes, different techniques, and even though all of that sounds like hard to achieve, I have done a pretty good job, always receiving constructive feedback that allows me to improve continuously. Thanks to my proactive and responsible personality, I am not afraid to participate in any kind of project, I am confident that everything has a solution, and I am glad to take the challenges for that.

I have confidence that I can work with any kind of teams, either as a programmer or as a team leader. I value the feedback received during my career, especially those that have helped me to improve my code and leadership competence.

I look forward to read your comments, questions, or feedback; I would love to discuss your project idea and share more information about what I have done.

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