Daniel Mañá Guixà

Daniel Mañá Guixà has a diverse work experience in web development and software engineering. Daniel started their career as a Software Developer at Software Greenhouse, S.A., where they analyzed, designed, and developed new features for work management applications. Daniel also worked as a Freelance Software Developer, where they developed an eCommerce store.

Following this, Daniel worked at CASER as a Project Manager and Software Developer, where they managed, analyzed, and developed insurance solutions for the automotive industry. Daniel also worked as an Adobe Flex 3.0 Professor, teaching and preparing course material on Adobe Flex.

Daniel then worked as a Freelance Flash Developer at Wuaki.tv, where they integrated I18n and Conviva's statistics services. Daniel also worked as a Freelance Android Developer at NicePeopleAtWork and a Freelance Full-stack Developer at Medistream.tv, where they developed both front-end and back-end of the product.

Continuing their career, Daniel joined Flumotion as a Frontend Developer and later as a Flex Developer. Daniel developed extensive front-end solutions for the Online Video & Radio Platform and analyzed, designed, and developed CMS for the WebTV Online Video & Radio Platform.

Daniel then worked as a Freelance Front-end Engineer at YadaZing, where they created English lessons using Youtube videos. Finally, they worked as a Freelance Front-end Engineer at MyDocumenta and a Front-end Web Developer at LogZilla Corporation and Bento for Business.

Throughout their work experience, Daniel has gained expertise in various technologies such as Node.js, Yeoman, Grunt, AngularJS, Video, Flex, ActionScript, Strobe Media Playback, OSMF, Java, Hibernate, SQLServer, and Tomcat, among others.

Daniel Mañá Guixà began their education at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in 2000, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering. Daniel completed this program in 2006. During their time at the university, Daniel also worked on a thesis project from 2005 to 2006. The thesis focused on developing a desktop application in Java with MVC architecture and a 3D interface. Daniel received a high qualification of 9.5 out of 10 for their thesis.