Òscar Pérez Romero

Òscar Pérez Romero has a diverse work experience in various companies. Òscar started their career as a Quality Engineer intern at KAMAX in October 2014. Their responsibilities included both product engineering and quality and dimensional engineering for automotive fasteners. Òscar worked in this role until September 2015.

After that, Òscar joined SEAT,SA as a Product Engineer intern in October 2015. Their main focus was on the experimentation and development of the cockpit air conditioning system. Òscar performed defrost and defog tests, assessed the acoustics of the aeration channels, and contributed to the improvement of the dash defrost channel. Òscar worked in this internship position until March 2016.

In April 2016, Òscar joined Barcelona Technical Center (Btech) as a Product Engineer/CAD. This role allowed him to gain experience in designing and engineering different products. Òscar worked in this role until September 2022.

In September 2022, Òscar joined Minsait as a Frontend Developer. Òscar contributed to the development of the front-end of various projects until October 2022.

Finally, Òscar is currently working at Adhara as a Frontend Developer, starting in October 2022.

Óscar Pérez Romero's education history is as follows:

In 2022, Óscar completed a Full Stack Bootcamp in Web Development at Upgrade Hub.

From 2015 to 2016, Óscar pursued a Master's degree in Upper Body for Automotive at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in collaboration with SEAT-UPC joint teaching program.

From 2011 to 2015, Óscar studied Industrial Design Engineering and Product Development at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

Additionally, Óscar has obtained several certifications. In April 2022, they obtained certifications in Node.js from LinkedIn and Scrum Avanzado from LinkedIn. In February 2022, they completed certifications in Front End Development Libraries (React, Redux, Bootstrap, jQuery), JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures, JavaScript Avanzado 1, and Responsive Web Design from freeCodeCamp.