Web Developer (Python/Java), GIS Specialist

I could say that my experience with Excel since 2013 has been enhanced by using it to deal with Big Data. My fulltime job requires me to manage a big dataset and Excel plays a very important role for me to analyze this data and transform it into meaningful information. I use Excel to extract data from different sources such as CSV, text, XML, ODBC Data Sources from PostgreSQL, MSSQL and more.

I've created the front-end of my Python Django application using HTML, CSS and Javascript. Javascript is a very helpful tool in web programming and complements well with Python Django. I've used different libraries such as Leaflet and Turf JS to create the mapping module of my Python Django application.

I have developed a Python Django application that my organization is using right now to manage the data of 100,000 hectares worth of sugarcane fields. I'm currently broadening my Python skills to expand it outside the boundaries of web programming.

As a full stack developer, Git helped a lot in managing code. I am using Git to keep track of the different versions of my code including Test, Dev, and Production versions. Git branching helped me create different code versions especially if i want to test a new functionality but dont want to touch the original code. It also helped me deploy these versions in different machines.

I've developed a mobile application currently used by our organization to record data from the sugarcane fields (e.g. field conditions, area/boundaries, harvest information). It is a simple Android application written in Java using Android Studio IDE. My main programming language before learning Python was Java, which made it easier for me to learn Python.

Photoshop is my go-to tool for photo editing. I've used Photoshop as a student and as a professional but this is not my fulltime career. I've also used mobile photo editing software including Google's Snapseed, Procreate Pocket Edition, etc.

Java was my main programming language since i started my career. I used Java in school and in my professional life, i used it to develop mobile apps.

MySQL was the very first SQL i've used for my applications. I've used MySQL as the database provider for my desktop applications and some web applications.

Along with Python Django application, I've also learned to integrate a PostgreSQL database. This is because Django's most popular database is Postgres. Django's MVC works very well with Postgres. I am using Postgres with the PostGIS extension to store and manage a database of sugarcane fields in the Central Philippines.

Main database for my Android application to store field information.

Have used Google Cloud Platform to successfully host my Python Django web application. Didn't have enough time to explore because of payment issues.

I've had some course instruction in College. I believe I've also used this skill in software development that deals with data analysis.