Pucarelli, Bruno Leon

Argentina - Buenos Aires - brunopuca1@gmail.com

Hola! If you made it this far, it means (maybe) that you're interested in my path to becoming a developer. Let me tell you a little more about myself. I've experience in different backend and frontend programming languages, as well as knowing how to automate test cases to provide a quality product. I understand the strategies of agile methodologies, such as SCRUM, to coordinate my tasks with those of my colleagues. I'm very collaborative, capable and I'm in a hate/love relationship with difficult challenges. Let me walk you through my journey...

Experience

QA Manual Semi-Senior

Momentous Technologies / Intive

My first job was in Momentous Technologies Corp. as a Trainee/Jr and continued in Intive-FDV (now Intive) as Ssr. I've tested a lot of functionalities and reported a ton of bugs in mobile and web applications in like 20 different devices. This is where my love for software development initiated.

January 2016 - February 2019

QA Automation Junior

Intive

After 2 years in Intive, I achieved my first "developer" job as an automation engineer. The work as QA Manual, pre-automation, helped me a lot to comprehend the test-in-depth mindset that must be done while coding.

March 2019 - August 2019

.NET Developer Junior

Intive

After 6 months as QA Automation, Intive offered me a .NET position, I took it knowing it was going to be very hard to addapt my knowledges once again. As a .NET I've worked more as a bug fixer but I used it to comprehend and analyze the syntax used in a large scale proyect as the one I was in.

September 2019 - March 2020

Frontend Developer Trainee

Freelance

As a .NET Dev I knew I had a little and not very much experience and as a QA I didn't saw myself again. So I made the decision to start my Frontend career as an autodidact to learn all I can about web development and the true meaning of "Full-stack" developer. That meant starting over from 0. Halfway through I realized that frontend was the recommended start because it was the most fun to use and learn using. I got knowledge of how to build websites and their architecture and I realized that everything I felt so far away, in terms of knowledge and applications to real life, was getting closer and closer.

April 2020 - March 2021

QA Automation Semi-Senior

Accenture

All the knowledge that I incorporated in the year that I studied frontend, combined with my knowledge of the .NET language and the design pattern of the Selenium library, opened the doors for me at Accenture where I continue to mark my way to "Full-Stack" but, this time, from the approach of an automated tester, who already knows the common parts of a software factory and the only thing that stands in its way are problems with more than one solution.

April 2021 and forward