Developing Since iOS 5

My journey in iOS development began back in 2011, working with iOS 5. Since then, the platform has evolved significantly, and I’ve grown alongside it.

Over the years, I’ve gained extensive experience in mobile development, ensuring I have the skills and expertise to confidently bring your ideas to life.

Start Up Experience

Transforming an idea into a working product takes time—and a lot of Coca-Cola. Countless hours were spent, and even more lines of code were written.

From proof of concept to alpha and beta versions, from coding to strategizing about product and marketing, it was a tough period in my life. But I learned lessons that I would never have gained in a traditional job.

Teaching Junior Developers

During my career, I’ve had the privilege of working with many great people and talented software engineers. Thanks to them, I’ve grown into a strong software developer. I write clean code, understand how to think about products, and follow key architectural principles to build high-quality software.

Keeping all of that to myself would be selfish, which is why you’ll often find me at conferences and events, sharing my experience with younger software engineers.

Staying Active!

Yes, I’m a software engineer, but that doesn’t mean I find enjoyment solely in sitting in front of my computer for 8 hours.

I’m keen on playing football, go-karting, boxing, or even snowboarding.

FinTech Experience

I’ve spent a significant portion of my career as an iOS developer for one of the largest banking groups in Europe. I started as one of three developers and, by the time I left, the team had grown to 20 iOS engineers.

During this time, I experienced several transformations. One major change was the team structure. Another was rewriting the entire application from Objective-C to Swift, a complex process that required extensive work, focus, and well-defined procedural steps.

Self Started Attitude

When working on a project, I don’t just blindly follow requirements. I always think outside the box to maximize business value while ensuring a great user experience.

With work comes new ideas, and you can expect me to be proactive in suggesting more elegant solutions to problems or proposing features that could add more value to your business or app. Simply put, I’m not a passive software engineer.

Not Only Mobile Apps

Yes, most of my projects have been mobile apps, but that’s not my only experience. Over the years, I’ve developed several modules for different purposes. Some were designed to build functionality for platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and even PrestaShop or OpenCart.

I’ve had the opportunity to integrate payment gateways into e-commerce sites, create several web pages, and work on a custom ERP system for a local client.

Additionally, I built a robust backend system using Ruby and Python which dynamically generated documents, saving a significant amount of time. And that’s just a fraction of my software engineering experience.

I also conduct code auditions for architectural reviews. This involves evaluating code quality, design patterns, and overall system architecture to ensure that best practices are followed. I collaborate with teams to identify areas for improvement, optimize performance, and ensure scalability.