Arturo Vergara

• Writing and maintaining software to eliminate financial complexity for over 30 million customers.
• Helping launch and grow the Mexican branch.

• Co-architected and co-developed a ledger system to help manage various financial products.
• Helped update a financial product tracking system to satisfy the needs of both regulators and the company.
• Wrote backend code covering the business logic for various complex financial products.

• Wrote a real-time application based on Rank-Pairing Heaps, with a processing capacity of 3,226,800 operations per second on a laptop.
• Designed a distributed system and created and maintained a Kubernetes cluster for it.
• Implemented Scrum within the team and became Scrum Master.
• Managed cloud infrastructure for various projects.
• Containerized and deployed several applications.
• Wrote backend code for multiple apps for various clients.

• Wrote a modularized web app platform for enterprise software to simplify internal HR processes.
• Deployed the aforementioned system on Google App Engine.

• Worked with generative algorithms for level design.
• Programmed the gameplay for a number of games.

• Ported a geo-querying database overlay to Go.
• Ported a Python backend to Go.
• Took over a large iOS project written in Objective-C.
• Implemented a number of new features in the iOS app.

An AMQP client wrapper that provides easy work queue semantics, used for distributed systems communication.

Hop consists of a simple set of abstractions over AMQP concepts that allow you to think in terms of jobs and topics, rather than queues, exchanges and routing.

A minimalistic web framework with route grouping and middleware chaining.

min is designed to be as elegant and as close to "the right way to do things" as possible. Which means that it doesn't implement a lot of custom types, or does a lot of magic. It relies heavily on context and regular types from net/http.

IPv4 address parser written in yacc that allows your users to specify a range of targets in various formats for network programs.

Epitome is a standard that aims to homogenize Atom+RSS syncing across the web. It's also a self-hosted alternative to the backend part of Google Reader, written in Go.

Comfort, ease of use and elegance are Epitome's primary design goals.

A complete re-write is in progress.