My name is Ricardo Salguero and I'm an Android developer. I have a Associate's degree from Massachusetts Bay Community College in Computer Science as well as a Bachelor's Degree from University of Nevada-Las Vegas. I have experience as a network system admin and in website design. Please explore my website to learn more about my work.
• Researched, reported, and fixed software defects using Redmine issue tracker.
• Converted their existing app to utilize React Native.
• Optimized app performance using Android Profiler.
• Used application components such as Activities, Services, and Broadcast Receivers along with their life cycles to define
the application’s overall behavior.
• Implemented Windows Server 2012 R2 and Remote VPN.
• Planned and setup backup solution utilizing Amazon S3.
• Developed an Android app to be able to manage the systems remotely.
• Created a website for the company utilizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Used SEO best practices to elevate company's Web presence.
• Created and launched the company’s first app into the Google Play Store.
• Converted C# code into Java to implement Android app from existing Windows application.
• Implemented Unit Tests and User Interface testing.
• Worked with our website developers to create an API and provide data to the app via RESTful APIs w/JSON.
• Utilized Android USB Host API to communicate with Protonex’s power managers.
• Participated in code reviews, wireframe designs and application performance design discussions.
• Used application components such as Activities, Services, and Broadcast Receivers along with their life cycles to define the application’s overall behavior.
Associate in Science-Computer Science GPA: 3.42
Bachelor of Science-Hospitality Management GPA: 3.56
An android app for mystery shoppers. The app gives shoppers the tools to use to complete a shop. As a mystery shopper, you are required to take note of certain interactions. The app allows for data entry to be later assessable when completing a report.
Created a website for Carat Systems, a provider of diamond products and related technology. The website is used for giving prospective customers more information about the company's products. Website was built using HTML, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, and various libraries.
Website to display weather. Uses OpenWeatherMap API to request weather for a particular city. Also uses Google Places API to display a photo of the city. Built using node.js, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, and various libraries.
Final Group Project for Massbay Software Design Class. We were responsible for recreating an offline Java program allowing users to create a bracket challenge for March Madness. User could choose teams they precited would win each matchup. The program would simulate the winning teams and score the bracket.
