Cristian Benito

Cristian Benito has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles.

In 2005, they began their career as an IT Analyst at E-Matica, where they performed tasks related to PC assembly, maintenance, and network construction for educational and government entities.

In 2007, Benito joined BS. AS. DISTRIBUCIONES as a Junior Developer, working on WinForm and web applications, specifically focusing on a honey traceability application developed in C++.

Cristian then moved to the Argentine Army, where they served as a Junior Developer for the Patria project, a Camp Artillery Fire System developed in Visual Basic 6.0. Cristian managed the entire project lifecycle, including requirements gathering, implementation, testing, and teaching.

In 2012, Benito worked on the SITEA project as a Semi Senior Developer, contributing to the design and programming of the Army's Comprehensive Tactical Command and Control System using Java and JavaFx.

During the same period, they joined Fiserv as a Semi Senior Programmer, responsible for analyzing, designing, and implementing Remote Deposit projects for various banks, including CMF, Galicia, Patagonia, Comafi, Itau, Macro, NBERSA, and Columbia.

From 2015 to 2017, Benito worked as a Senior Developer at Top Group S.A., utilizing the VS. Net framework and ASP.Net to develop solutions and resolve customer incidents.

Cristian then joined Hexacta in 2017 as a Senior Developer, contributing to the development of NEC, a web application that redefined the customer experience in the sales process of Musimundo. This application facilitated the entire sales process, from customer service to billing and product delivery.

In 2022, they joined Frubana as a Software Developer, focusing on developing new workflows for merchandise control within warehouses, including communication with different technologies such as SOAP and Rest.

Their most recent role is as a Software Development Senior Analyst at Mercado Libre, where they worked on two initiatives. Their main focus was on developing a tax orchestration and flow control service for three countries: Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil. The service aimed to synchronize different systems involved in first-party billing.

Benito's future plans include working as a Senior Software Engineer at Workia | HR Tech, starting in 2023.

Cristian Benito attended the UTN - Facultad Regional Haedo from 2003 to 2005, where they obtained a degree in Técnico Superior en Sistemas Informaticos. Subsequently, they pursued a degree in Ingeniería en Software at the Universidad Católica de Salta from 2008 to 2017.