In the last 4 years, I've been successfully working on a variety of projects and teams thanks to using good practices. I can help you the most with software development, especially when working in teams. I have +15/y of experience with OOP and lately, I've been doing more front-end work. I can go far with VueJS, AngularJS, React, Meteor and NodeJS. Last year I've developed a native iOS app in Swift 3.0 and after following the App Store process it got published in one week. And Smalltalk is definitively my strongest skill. I've used it to implement a framework focused on productivity: http://github.com/flow-stack/flow which includes an independent persistence framework for MongoDB. Before that, I've implemented a complete SaaS using my own framework on top of Seaside which used automatic indexing based on BTrees. With that, I've managed to make it horizontally scalable yet have an ACID compliant database and sub-second rendering times. While my strength is engineering, I'm a bit of a design/engineer blend. In Stanford, I've completed the Design Thinking Lab which helped me a lot with product design and UX. I have a strong bias towards designing User Experiences that makes sense, Design Thinking and fast prototyping. I advise and develop in different startups. My day to day work is to help in remote teams on different projects. I'm comfortable talking business, Customer Development, investing, SaaS as much as front-end and back-end technicalities.