Carlos Ayala

Carlos Ayala has over a decade of experience in the software engineering field. Carlos began their career at everis as a Developer Team Leader, where they led a team in a project for the digitalization of civil documents. Carlos then joined Altran as a Software Consultant, working on an energy-saving management platform for the Spanish government. At Amaris, Carlos held multiple roles, including Senior Software Consultant, where they contributed to the maintenance and development of a human resources management platform, and Software Instructor, training recent graduates in full-stack development. Carlos also worked as a Senior Technical Instructor for various organizations as a freelance consultant. Carlos later joined Solera Global Data & Content as a Senior Software Engineer before moving on to Gravity and Connecting Tech People S.L. as a Senior Software Engineer Team Lead. Throughout their career, Carlos has demonstrated skills in various programming languages and frameworks, such as Java, Spring Boot, Angular, and JavaScript.

Carlos Ayala attended Colegio Universitario de Caracas from 2003 to 2007, where they obtained a degree in Técnico Superior de Administración, Mención Informática with a field of study in Tecnología/Técnico de software informático. Before that, from 1999 to 2001, Carlos attended Escuela Técnica "Santos Michelena" and earned a degree in Técnico Medio en Servicios Administrativos, Informática with a field of study in Desarrollo de sistemas.

In addition to their formal education, Carlos also obtained several certifications. These include "Powering Up With React" from Code School in August 2016, "Scrum Manager Certification" from Scrum Manager in July 2016, "ES2015: The Shape of JavaScript to Come" from Code School in March 2016, "Git Real" from Code School in June 2015, "Building blocks of Express.js" from Code School in April 2015, "Real Time web with Node.js" from Code School in March 2015, "Anatomy of Backbone.js Part 2" from Code School in December 2014, "Anatomy of Backbone.js" from Code School in June 2014, "Try Git" from Code School in June 2014, "Shaping up with Angular.js" from Code School in May 2014, "M101J: MongoDB for Java Developers" from MongoDB, Inc. in April 2013, and "AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner" from Amazon Web Services (AWS) in August 2020.