I bring the software cycle to you. Iteratively refining the project scope and the implemented solution. Gathering feedback from clients at each step. And using that feedback to guide work.
You have an important job: develop a software product, track progress, and make key decisions along the way.
This is not an easy job.
It requires you to know the product in and out.
Clients, software requirements, and server specifications.
And continuously iterate your understanding of all.
Tough endeavor.
Software is evolving faster than ever.
Automation is such that one can already produce solid MVPs overnight.
And hosting a swarm of software producers will soon be accesible to a wider audience.
Thus, instructions matter more than ever.
They can build a foundation for ludicrous amounts of operations.
Amounts imagined by few, trending to increase.
When it comes to developing software, I strive to iteratively produce high-quality instructions.
Instructions that contextualize the product, going from general to specific.
Considering the complexity of the org.
And understanding past and future of the project.
These instructions can be used to iterate the product.
Or spin new versions entirely.
Project for Optoelectrónica Icalma. Software developed to replace a manual board with an electrical one for Ecolab. I was in charge of everything related software.
Email: tristangramsch@gmail.com
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA