Experience: from developer to CEO and software architect

Timeline

1. 2025 – today

   Adventure Planet Group

   CEO and AdventureApp architect

   • Leads the group and designed AdventureApp, the platform every website in the network sells on, built with Next.js and Laravel.
   • Designed Site Engine, the system that automates domain purchasing and configuration so every site is managed from the central panel while keeping its own flexibility.
   • Integrated Stripe and PayPal as payment gateways for tour and ticket purchases.
   • Set up and administers the full infrastructure on a dedicated VPS: server, domains, DNS and SSL certificates.
   • Added AI-driven bots to the platform to support and guide tourists.

2. 2025 – today

   Brentec Soluciones Tecnológicas

   Software Architect

   • Designed the architecture for more than half a dozen simultaneous systems for the fuel distribution industry, end to end from the database to server deployment.
   • Studied Mexico's tax authority (SAT) volumetric-control regulation in full to define how Bonobo generates and validates the JSON file submitted to the authority.
   • Defined the billing processes for "Carta Porte" (the mandatory bill-of-lading complement for road freight in Mexico) and for global invoices issued outside their normal window.
   • Built the PHP API that connects the Monedero loyalty mobile app to the volumetric-control backend.
   • Integrated the platform with CNE (Mexico's energy regulator) for GPS monitoring of transport units, reporting position every 30 seconds.
   • Designed a knowledge base of business types (fuel retailers, distributors, carriers, self-consumption operators) that untangles the different rules each one follows.
   • Maintains Congo, the system that holds Brentec's master catalogs — the ones that migrate down into the rest of the company's platforms — and is responsible for some of its critical operations, so the rest of the team can keep building on top of it.

3. 2024 – 2025

   CodyExpert

   Full-Stack Developer

   • Built a management panel for fuel-service establishments with dashboards, billing, policy generation, expense reports, service policies, installations, and delivery guides — his first hands-on exposure to volumetric control.
   • Designed a distribution-route tracking platform for a distributor of an international beer brand, with a search engine that dynamically concatenates SQL statements to query any combination of filters across thousands of records. He worked with React, PostgreSQL and MariaDB, among other technologies.

4. 2022 – 2023

   Osaka Esports

   Full-Stack Developer

   • Maintained a production system used to manage esports teams, players and their associated platforms.
   • Worked in plain JavaScript, HTML and CSS, with no framework, with the code running directly from the client's platform.
   • Fixed bugs and adjusted existing functionality on a codebase he did not design from scratch.
   • First professional exposure to web development, after his earlier training in C and Java.

5. 2019

   Education

   First projects in C and Java

   • Started building his own projects in 2019, versioning his code with Git ever since.