Miguel Rodriguez

Full Stack Engineer

I’m a Full Stack Engineer who loves bridging product design with systems thinking. My work revolves around shipping pragmatic, resilient applications where user experience meets code quality. Lately, I’ve been exploring the intersection of web development, phonetics, and AI.

Projects

Phonaria
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Phonaria

Pronunciation learning tool that combines grapheme‑to‑phoneme transcription, an interactive IPA chart, and phoneme contrast guidance in a single responsive workspace, backed by a typed phonetics data package.

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Planteria
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Planteria

AI planning app for developers that turns product ideas into structured, shippable plans with strict criteria and realtime syncing. Includes a read‑only MCP server for integration with any AI agent.

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Deppulse
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Deppulse

Quickly assess whether an open-source project is actively maintained.

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Experience

Front-End Architect · Sofftek - Pacifico Seguros
Nov 2024 - Jul 2025
Architecture Microfrontends Code Forensics DX
  • Promoted to Architect to lead the firm’s first Microfrontend initiative using Module Federation, migrating the host to Rsbuild and decoupling features to enable parallel team deployments.
  • Designed a data-driven modernization strategy using forensic code analysis (Code Maat) to identify 'hotspots' and temporal coupling, prioritizing high-churn refactors.
  • Enforced strict TypeScript standards and eliminated 'god files', while managing React 19 / Tailwind 4 upgrades across the platform without disrupting ongoing sprint delivery.
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Senior Front-End Developer · Atlantic City
Dec 2022 - Nov 2024
Leadership Migration DevOps Scaling
  • Led the full-stack migration of core financial modules (Payments, Deposits, Balances, Bonuses) from legacy CMS to Next.js, coordinating on-site with vendor teams in Madrid.
  • Initiated the transition from Pages Router to App Router to resolve structural performance bottlenecks, establishing a foundation that improved developer velocity.
  • Scaled the frontend practice from 4 to 10+ engineers by implementing DevOps workflows (Azure DevOps pipelines, Gitflow), strict TypeScript standards, and centralized Docusaurus documentation.
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