Carlos Albenio Gutierrez Monroy
js, and TypeScript. I enjoy designing reusable components and working with Tailwind CSS and atomic design principles to build clean, maintainable code.
About
Hi, I’m Carlos Albenio Gutierrez Monroy, a Frontend Developer with 4 years of experience creating scalable web applications using React.js, Next.js, and TypeScript. I enjoy designing reusable components and working with Tailwind CSS and atomic design principles to build clean, maintainable code. Working with global teams and agile methodologies has helped me improve collaboration and deliver quality results consistently.
I’m passionate about combining technical skills with user focus and accountability to deliver solutions that truly make a difference. I’m always eager to learn and adapt, especially in areas like web optimization and AI-powered tools. I believe in proactive communication and working autonomously to achieve the best outcomes.
- 4 years' experience
- Joined August 2025
Industry experience
- Software & Internet
- Computers & Electronics
- Professional Services
Work experience
Developed and maintained over 1,500 landing pages integrated with Pardot Salesforce using React, HTML5, and Tailwind CSS. Migrated legacy codebases to modular, component-based architecture following Atomic Design principles. Collaborated in a 36-member global team working fully in English and following Scrum methodology. Integrated TypeScript, Strapi CMS, PUCK, and AI-powered tools to automate content management. Implemented CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions and Jenkins to streamline deployments. Applied BEM methodology and linters for clean and scalable code. Utilized AWS for data management and asset storage.
Participated in a remote software development program involving pair programming projects using Ruby on Rails, React, and SQL. Collaborated remotely with daily stand-ups and code reviews.
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