Full Time Senior Software Developer at Vocphone. Responsibilities are to design and implement complex business software problems and lease with management and the end customer.

Full Time Web Developer at Webinarinc. We focus on developing/debugging/fixing websites, using different technologies to satisfy customers.

Maintaining Systems and services to lower the rate of system errors or bugs. We manage, maintain and develop front-end and back-end codes/programs. Engaged in different kinds of frameworks and tools like VueJs, AngularJs, Codeigniter, Lumen/Laravel, and Ruby on Rails. For the Database, we manage MySQL and Mongo Database.

Participated as an author and a project developer for the Ordering Management System for the restaurant. We used PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and MySQL to build the web app.

Being a part of a work that focuses on designs, I have been creating designs for simple magazines using Photoshop and Illustrator. Engaged in Video Editing using Adobe Premiere. Engaged in web programming using JavaScript and PHP.

I have been a Full-time student at Kings College of the Philippines. It is the school where I started learning and experienced programming in Web Development.

King’s College of the Philippines is a mission school under the auspices of the Northern Luzon Presbyterian Church. Its beginnings can be traced to the arrival of a Korean Missionary, Rev. Kwon Young-Soo in the Philippines in 1991.

For more than a decade, Missionary Kwon laboriously ministered to a great number of people in the various Cordillera provinces namely: Mt. Province, Kalinga, Apayao, Ifugao, Benguet, Isabela, Cagayan, and also Baguio City. Noting the lack of trained clergy, Rev. Kwon established a Bible School named Zoe Logos Temple Ministry in Sabangan, Mt. Province. Eventually, to address the concern of the growing number of unschooled youth in the Cordilleras, and with assistance from a church and individual sponsors – local and overseas, he established Eastern Luzon Colleges in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya in 2003 and Eastern Luzon Colleges in 2004 in La Trinidad, Benguet.