Francisco Gómez Granados

Francisco Gómez Granados has a diverse work experience in the field of web development and engineering. Francisco started their career in 2006 as a Developer at Intecna Soluciones S.A., where they focused on programming web applications and Oracle database administration. Francisco then worked as a Co-owner and Developer at Optimasoft S.C.A., where they developed applications using Java and also handled web design and development.

In 2009, Francisco became a Co-owner and Developer at Capac Informática C.B., where they developed an application for the management of dental clinics using Java, and also worked on web design and development using PHP, HTML, CSS, and MySQL. Francisco also contributed to the development of an application for the Andalusian Parliament for automatic division and annotation.

From 2009 to 2011, Francisco worked as a Web Developer at NorthgateArinso, focusing on web development. Francisco then joined Hyves as a Front-end Web Developer from 2011 to 2012. In 2013, they worked as a UX Developer at FinancialForce.com, specializing in user experience development.

In 2014, Francisco started their freelance career as a Front-end Engineer, working on various projects, including Polarsteps and Studygrasp. Francisco also conducted research and experiments to improve their skills in areas such as music instruments using web audio API, three.js, and LeapMotion.

From 2014 to 2023, Francisco worked at Polarsteps, initially as a Front-end Engineer, where they were involved in creating the front end of a travel app. Later, they took on the role of Lead Front-end Engineer.

In 2015, Francisco joined ING as a Front-end Engineer, where they developed reusable AngularJS components and created product demos using these components.

Overall, Francisco Gómez Granados has gained extensive experience in front-end engineering, web development, UX development, and freelance projects throughout their career.

From 2001 to 2007, Francisco Gómez Granados attended Universidad de Granada where they pursued a degree in Software Engineering.