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I have a degree in Information Systems and a post-graduate degree In Development of Java Applications – SOA and IOT. I have more than 8 years of experience in software development using Java, Javascript, JSF, JPA, Hibernate, Spring, Oracle, etc. Currently, I am working for an insurance company. My roles and responsibilities include building high-quality, innovative and fully performing software that complies with coding standards and technical design, troubleshooting, debugging and upgrading existing systems as well as deploying programs and evaluating user feedback. I enjoy everything that I do. My goal is to always be ready to face challenges and learn from my mistakes. I get along with people very well. I believe in vision and action. Whatever the challenge, I am ready to take it on! I am a quick learner and I keep myself busy reading about new technologies. COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS: JSF, Struts, JPA, Hibernate, EJB3, JBoss, WebSphere, Spring, WebServices(JBossWs), REST, Backbone.js, Underscore.js, UML, Javascript, JMS, Oracle, SQL Server, high platform system integration (z/OS – Java/Mainframe). ©