José Luis Díaz Montellano

José Luis Díaz Montellano has a diverse work experience in the software engineering field. José Luis started their career at Softtek in 2014, where they maintained a website and worked on both backend and frontend development using technologies such as MySQL, PHP, Drupal, HTML, CSS, JS, and jQuery.

In 2017, José joined Unosquare and worked as a full-stack developer in an agile environment. José Luis implemented features and tests using JavaScript in both backend and frontend, utilizing frameworks like Node, Express, React, HTML, CSS, Sass, Mobx, Mocha, Jasmine, Enzyme, Jest, MongoDB, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Webpack, Docker, and Jenkins. José Luis developed REST APIs and web clients for different projects.

In 2021, José moved to Wizeline as a Software Engineer, where they continued their work in backend and frontend development. José Luis gained experience with various technologies during their time at Wizeline.

Most recently, José joined Salesloft in 2022 as a Senior Software Engineer, although specific details about their role and responsibilities are not provided.

Overall, José has a strong background in software engineering, showcasing their versatility and proficiency in various programming languages and frameworks.

José Luis Díaz Montellano graduated from Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes in 2014 with a degree in Computer Science. Furthermore, José Luis has obtained various certifications, including "MongoDB for Node Developers" in March 2016 and several certifications from Code School, such as "Assembling Sass," "Assembling Sass Part 2," "Blasting Off with Bootstrap," "Building Blocks of Express.js," "CSS Cross-Country," "Git Real," "JavaScript Road Trip Part 1," "JavaScript Road Trip Part 2," "JavaScript Road Trip Part 3," "Real-time Web with Node.js," "Shaping up with Angular.js," "The Magical Marvels of MongoDB," and "Try Git." José Luis also completed the "Itinerario Emprendimiento Actíva" program at the Instituto de Economía Internacional de la Universitat d'Alacant (UA), although the specific month and year of completion are unknown.