Kevin Morales

Kevin Morales has a diverse work experience in various companies and roles. Kevin started their career in 2014 as a Python Backend Developer at Grupo Banklot, where they helped develop a betting sports platform using Django, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Kevin gained experience in Django's ORM, admin, CBV, and Templates language, as well as teamwork and version control using Git and GitHub.

In 2016, Kevin worked as a Full Stack Developer at Toncan Digital, where they built and maintained websites using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Kevin also utilized marketing automation tools like MailChimp and implemented Google Analytics for user engagement metrics.

From 2018 to 2020, Kevin worked at Platzi as a QA Associate, where they reviewed and edited course content, created blog articles, and implemented effective carousels for their Instagram account to increase engagement. Kevin later moved to a role as an SEO Specialist Jr. in 2021 at the same company, optimizing platform courses for better search engine results, creating interlinking between blogs and tutorials, and generating content for social media to attract new users.

In 2022, Kevin joined Tributi as a Backend Developer, where they implemented email notification services and automation tools for code management. Kevin also enhanced the serializers of the API with Django Rest Framework for better frontend utilization. As a Product Manager in the same company, they prioritized tasks, utilized SQL for experimentation on the pricing page to improve conversion, and implemented product optimizations based on feedback from the support team.

Kevin's most recent work experience is in 2023 as a Backend Developer at Habi.

Kevin Morales began their education in 2014 at Platzi, where they studied Computer Programming/Programmer, General. Kevin has not completed a degree program. Additionally, Kevin has obtained several certifications from Platzi, including "Backend con Python" in February 2023, "Bases de Datos desde Cero" in March 2020, "Desarrollo Backend con Python y Django" in March 2020, and "Backend Profesional" in October 2015.