Axel Soler

Since 2022, I’ve been part of the development team at GoodSoftwareDev, working on the design, development, and maintenance of modern, scalable user interfaces using technologies such as JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, React.js, Tailwind CSS, and NodeJS.

My work primarily focuses on building interactive dashboards, SEO-optimized landing pages, and highly reusable component libraries that ensure both performance and accessibility. I collaborate closely with UI/UX designers to translate design systems into pixel-perfect, responsive layouts, and with backend engineers to integrate frontend features seamlessly with RESTful APIs.

Throughout this experience, I’ve gained strong proficiency in development and collaboration tools such as Git, Figma, Notion, and Postman, while contributing to continuous integration and deployment workflows.

Working in a fully remote, agile environment has also strengthened my communication, teamwork, and time management skills. I’ve learned to coordinate effectively with distributed teams across multiple time zones, participate actively in code reviews, and deliver high-quality features within sprint cycles. I always strive to deliver clean, maintainable, and scalable code, with a strong focus on quality, performance, and client satisfaction.

This role has not only enhanced my technical skills but also helped me grow professionally in remote work environments. I’ve gained significant experience working asynchronously with international teams, participating in code reviews, and contributing to shared goals across different time zones.

Completed a diverse set of professional courses on Udemy, each aimed at expanding my technical skill set across cloud, AI, backend development, and e-commerce platforms.

One of the key certifications was the AWS Cloud Practitioner course, where I gained a strong understanding of cloud fundamentals, core AWS services, and cloud best practices. Certificate

I also completed the AWS AI Practitioner course, which provided practical insights into AI/ML concepts, AWS AI services, and real-world applications for intelligent systems. Certificate

Additionally, I took a comprehensive .NET Core course that covered modern backend development, API creation, dependency injection, entity framework, and deployment workflows using .NET Core. Certificate

Finally, I completed an in-depth Shopify course focused on theme customization, Storefront API, Liquid templates, and building optimized e-commerce experiences. Certificate

I learned to apply advanced prompt engineering techniques to obtain more consistent, goal-oriented results, optimizing everything from content generation to programming assistance. I also practiced evaluation and refinement strategies to continuously improve the quality of outputs generated by models like ChatGPT.

These skills were complemented by hands-on work with tools such as GitHub Copilot, integrating them into real projects to speed up coding, improve component architecture, and automate repetitive tasks. I also reinforced my JavaScript foundations through practical projects, including building small applications.

The courses additionally covered AI in Front-End development and user experience, using AI-assisted generation to build more accessible, semantic, and consistent interfaces. This included developing a fully functional landing page and using AI to support design and usability decision-making in digital products.

Together, this training provided me with a strong perspective on how to use AI strategically across my projects, from writing code and analyzing data to improving creative processes, boosting productivity, and delivering more efficient, user-centered solutions.

In 2022, I joined Microverse, an intensive, full-time remote software development program where I dedicated over 1300 hours to mastering full-stack web development. The curriculum focused heavily on JavaScript, React, Redux, and Ruby on Rails, with a strong emphasis on algorithms, data structures, and building scalable applications through project-based learning.

Through daily remote pair programming sessions and weekly team projects, I gained hands-on experience collaborating with developers from all over the world, simulating real-world agile environments. I practiced industry-standard Git workflows, conducted code reviews, and participated in daily stand-ups to ensure transparent, async communication.

Beyond technical development, I also mentored junior developers, supporting them in understanding React best practices, testing methodologies, and debugging strategies. This experience deepened my leadership and communication skills, while reinforcing my commitment to writing clean, maintainable, and scalable code.

Microverse prepared me not only as a developer but as a remote professional, ready to thrive in globally distributed teams and continuously adapt to new challenges in fast-paced environments.

During my time studying Electromechanical Engineering, I developed a strong foundation in problem-solving, analytical thinking, and applied mathematics. The program’s rigorous focus on physics, mechanics, and systems design helped me build a methodical approach to tackling complex technical challenges.

While working on various engineering projects, I discovered a passion for software and automation — realizing how code could extend the capabilities of physical systems and streamline workflows.

This growing interest led me to transition into software development, where I could combine my analytical mindset with creativity to design efficient and scalable digital solutions.

My high school education in Electromechanics introduced me to the world of technology and systems thinking. I spent much of my time understanding how machines worked, learning to analyze, assemble, and maintain mechanical and electrical components.

What began as curiosity about how things function evolved into a passion for creating new solutions, which ultimately led me toward programming and software development.

This foundation helped me build the discipline, patience, and analytical mindset that I continue to apply in my work as a developer.