Juan Pablo Carzolio

Juan Pablo Carzolio has a diverse work experience in software engineering. Juan Pablo started their career as a Freelance Web Developer in 2007 and later became a Freelance Software Developer. In 2011, they developed their own Facebook app. In 2016, Juan worked as an Architect and Lead Developer for Vistrata PMO, where they improved and extended an existing project.

In 2017, Juan worked as a Full Stack Engineer for Meridix, where they migrated an old PHP codebase to Laravel 5 and redesigned the UI using Bootstrap. Juan Pablo also worked as a Full Stack Engineer for Priceline.com, where they designed and implemented the API-facing and Redux logic of the SPA.

In 2018, Juan joined TeselaGen Biotechnology as a Senior Full-Stack Engineer and worked on multiple related SPAs using React, Redux, GraphQL, and Node. Juan Pablo unified the UI look and feel of the applications and refactored common components into a shared library. Juan also worked as a Lead Front-End Engineer at MobiStream during this time, taking over the development of an AngularJS application and extending it with React.

From 2020 to 2021, Juan worked as a Lead Front-End Engineer at Grid.ai, where they created the frontend from scratch using React and later led the frontend team. Juan Pablo collaborated with backend, design, and product teams in the fast-paced startup environment.

Since 2021, Juan has worked as a Co-Founder and Lead Software Engineer at Sembl, focusing on software development. Currently, they are a Senior Product Engineer at Pasteur Labs & ISI, where they apply their skills in product engineering.

Juan Pablo Carzolio completed their Engineer's Degree in Computer Science, Software, and IT at the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires from 2003 to 2007. In addition to their degree, they also obtained the following certifications: Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) from Cambridge English Language Assessment in December 2001, Certificate of Advanced English (CAE) in December 2000, and First Certificate in English (FCE) in December 1999.