Be directionally correct rather than absolutely correct

My developer journey started in a Technical Highschool in Costa Rica, where I took 3 years of computer science starting on 2017. I learned about the basics of programming. We started with LAMP stack. On the second year we learned Node js and the basics of Git and GitHub. On my senior year I coded my graduation project with .NET Core (C#) which was a full-stack app following the MVC pattern.

In my first job, I worked with a small team that created in-house automation tools for the entire organization that lived on the web under a VPN. I developed frontend, APIs and more.

I used those skills I learned, in my next job, where I would do my day to day job and also automate some of the repetitive tasks I did daily. That led me to contribute to our team in a way that others could use the tools I developed.

On 2022 I got authorized to migrate and work in the US, so I quit my last job at Kyndryl, and I have been looking for new opportunities ever since.

To stay updated, and pursue my dreams. I haven't stopped coding, learning, designing and launching new products with the hope of growing my portfolio and landing my first tech job in the US.

I want my next job to take me closer to my professional goals. For me that looks like learning more about entrepreneurship, growing a user base, building user experiences that convert, and making decisions that build an amazing product.

I have my favorite set of tools but I have proven to learn fast and adapt and I like that challenge.

Even if I was rich and had all the options in the world, I am sure I would still be coding and building good stuff.