Antonio Cañizares Gamarra

● Worked on a custom development for a public institution for the management of public transport and its parking lots. We are developing a mobile app in Flutter, a Web and an Administrator Panel with ASP.NET CORE and RazorPages, and an API with .NET CORE. All of this deployed on a PROXMOX server with different virtual machines forming an internal network, also using Docker containers.

● Developed and distributed a Flutter app with its Laravel API for home gyms with thousands of downloads on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store in different countries and good ratings. This app had a connection to the client's WordPress to read their data through webhooks, as well as managing players and live streams to achieve a good user experience regardless of their connection.

● Developed a WordPress-based website for machinery rental with custom plugins and template adaptation; in addition to connecting with the client's ERP for stock management.

● Participated in the evolution and maintenance of ERPs in classic .NET and ASP, such as the implementation of the WhatsApp Business API.

● Created a dashboard to view the company's different work hours and projects with Next.js, connected to our Odoo ERP. This tool allowed us to view the hours dedicated to each project daily and weekly, and who was doing them in a simplified way, as well as projects to which fewer or no hours were dedicated, providing user notifications.

● Also participated in evolutionary and corrective maintenance of WordPress pages in production to improve their performance and SEO, both on Google and Google Search.

● Was responsible for the management of servers and deployments of custom web pages, WordPress, and mobile applications.

● Participated in the development of an app and an administrator panel for check-ins with Flutter, which allowed us to control and analyze employee check-ins, using native device functions such as location when checking in to know if the user was actually at their workplace, or the device's camera, which through various algorithms and functions ensured that the check-in was legitimate.

This app also had various offline functionalities, including offline login, so users could check in even in areas with no network connection, and the data would be sent later when a connection was available to complete the check-in.