Miguel Perez Leal

Miguel Perez Leal has a diverse work experience in the field of technology. Miguel is currently working as the Co-Founder and Technical Lead at Tuily, where they are responsible for leading the architecture design of the product and managing the development team.

Prior to their current role, Miguel has worked at Koombea for several years in various positions. Miguel started as a Trainee Rails Developer and then progressed to become a Junior Rails Developer. Miguel then worked as a Senior Rails Developer, where they developed code in Html, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and Javascript. Additionally, they had direct client-developer relations and attended daily meetings and sprint reviews.

At Koombea, Miguel also served as a Team Lead Developer, where they coordinated development teams and ensured high customer satisfaction. Miguel later became a Technical Lead Developer, focusing on requirements gathering, project planning, and execution. Miguel also supervised internal and external projects and defined tasks, tests, and metrics for product usage and growth. Miguel eventually became the Director of Products, where they advised, guided, and helped develop products from idea validation to product development, using rapid prototyping and validation tools.

Miguel's earlier work experience includes a brief stint at Inpsicon and Inpsicon Ltda., where they worked as a Webmaster and Systems Administrator, maintaining intranets, developing small PHP applications, and managing local servers for file storage and backup. Miguel also worked as a Java Jr. Developer at Fóton Informática.

Throughout their career, Miguel has acquired valuable skills in architecture design, team management, project planning, and product development. Miguel has a strong background in web and software development using various programming languages and frameworks.

Miguel Perez Leal attended Universidad del Norte from 2004 to 2009, where they pursued a degree in Systems Engineering with a focus on Software Development. Prior to that, from 1992 to 2003, they completed their senior studies at Colegio de San José. Further details about their field of study during this time are not provided.