Full Stack Developer

David Baque

Three years building software — from freelance with apps still running in production, to a year working in company teams in professional environments. I specialize in clean architectures and microservices with Go y TypeScript, protecting business logic from infrastructure details. Six months away from graduating in Computer Engineering.

Projects

TakeOrder

TakeOrder

Restaurant management app that synchronizes orders, payments and kitchen-waiter communication in real time, optimizing the service.

Neby

Neby

Community app that encourages collaboration between neighbors through virtual rewards and challenges, improving coexistence and mutual support.

Portfolio

Portfolio

Portfolio built with Astro and TypeScript, previously designed in Figma and then developed with these technologies.

Experience

02/2025 - Currently

FarmaConnect (Company)

Full Stack Developer

Started developing and maintaining a web platform that digitizes pharmacies with digital signage, real-time content and IoT devices. Currently designing and developing in Go the architecture of a large-scale electronic shelf label (ESL) orchestration platform.

01/2024 - 06/2024

Neby (University)

Backend Developer

For over 5 months, I worked in a team of 8 people developing an application for exchanging services between neighbors. I managed the backend and developed the architecture, endpoints and database, using C++ and PostgreSQL to handle multiple concurrent requests with techniques like connection pooling.

08/2023 - 10/2023

TakeOrder (Freelance)

Full Stack Developer

In two months, I individually developed an application to manage orders, payments and tables in restaurants. Two restaurants adopted it, and one of them is still using it to this day, proving its effectiveness in optimizing daily operations.

Skills

UI/UX

Figma, Whimsical

Frontend

HTML, CSS, React, Astro, JavaScript

Backend

Node Js, Express, TypeScript

Database

MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL

Cloud

AWS EC2, Raspberry Pi

Other

Docker, Testing, Linux