Aaron Planell López

Aaron Planell López has several years of work experience in various roles. Aaron started their career as a pizza delivery man at Telepizza and worked as a waiter at Xop d'Or before joining Skorpius as a store-dependent and shopkeeper. In 2004, they worked as an Assembly Language Trainee at Universitat Pompeu Fabra - UPF.

Aaron then transitioned to the IT industry and worked at Fnac as the person in charge of the IT department. Aaron was responsible for mediating between the central IT and end-users, installing operating systems and software, and managing Unix accounts.

Aaron later joined Meta4, where they held several roles such as a customer service developer, senior customer services developer, and customer services human resources consultant. Aaron gained expertise in Meta4 Tools and had a good understanding of Meta4 products and technological environments.

From 2011 to 2016, Aaron worked at Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya as a full stack developer. Aaron participated in different phases of software development, including requirements collection, database design, and user interface development. Aaron used various technologies such as JavaScript, NodeJs, React, Redux, Java, Spring, Maven, HTML5, CSS3, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. Aaron also worked with agile methodologies like Scrum.

Currently, Aaron works at Red Points as a frontend developer lead. Aaron collaborates with a team of eleven developers and focuses on developing the frontend architecture. Their responsibilities include implementing new user-facing features, building reusable code, and translating wireframes into web-ready interfaces.

Aaron Planell López completed an Engineer's Degree in Computer Science from Universitat Pompeu Fabra in 2006-2007. Aaron also obtained a Diploma of Higher Education in System Computing from the same university in 2002-2005. In addition, they took several courses at Meta4. Aaron further enhanced their skills through various online courses, including Modern React with Redux from Udemy Alumni in 2017, JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts from Udemy in 2016, and Programming in Ruby from Codecademy in 2014. Aaron also received language education in English as a Foreign Language from Escola Oficial d'Idiomes Barcelona, completing levels 4, 5, and 6 between 2014 and 2017. Additionally, they participated in online courses such as Development of WebApps in HTML5, CSS & Javascript, including FirefoxOS mobiles from Miriada X in 2015, and Cloud Services Development with HTML5, Javascript, and node.js, also from Miriada X in the same year.