Felipe Vasquez

@feva
Stuff tends to be impossible if you don't try it
Medellin, COL
He/Him

Founder

CRO

Data and Analytics

Front-end Developer

SvelteKit

Web Developer

A/B Testing

3d Print Hobbyist

Data Intelligence

NextJS

SEM

Webmaster

Headless Development

Coffee Lover

Dotfiles Connoisseur

Dark Mode Enthusiast

Privacy

Hustler

Vim Enthusiast

New Ideas

Affiliate Marketer

Writer

Problem Solver

Personal Finance

CDK

Ideas

COLOMBIA

Arch Linux

kanban

Holacracy

TailwindCSS

Glasses Wearer

Night Owl

First Principles

CMS

Maker

Sketchnoter

Gamer

Svelte

Anime Fan

Git

Serverless

Webflow

Prototyping

Professional Web Debugger

PC Gamer

Decentralization

AWS CDK

Latinoamerica

Obsidian.md

Linux

SEO

Se habla español

SQL

CI/CD

GitHub user

Node.js

Web Performance

JAMstack

HTML

Electronics

Startup Enthusiast

Failure

Self-Taught

Mechanical Keyboard Enthusiast

CSS

React

Analytics

Digital Marketing

Remote Worker

JavaScript

Data Science

Early Adopter

Project Management

Coding

AWS

Content Creator

Hobby

Reader

Freelancer

Consultant

Mentor

Maker, web developer, data engineer/analyst. I love the web, statistics, math, science, ideas, 3D printing & building custom keyboards!

Resume

Dec 2021 - Present

Growth Engineer, Sonatype

May 2019 - Dec 2021

CRO Specialist, Data Engineer/Analyst, BornAgainaMedia

Mar 2021 - Sep 2021

Data Analyst & Web/Marketing Developer, DauHerkert

Portfolio

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Been slowly working on creating Zentu, a local-first zero-based budgeting app that's focused on achieving goals. Very impressed and inspired by open source projects in this area, like Actual and cl...

Helped the company hire 2 new CRO Specialists! I felt real proud about it. We went through around 10 to 15 candidates. It's pretty hard to find someone with the skill set.

This was with a local startup incubator in Colombia called CREAME. It was filled with paperwork, but it was a great experience.

The hackaton was about transportation in the Medellin City, and how people could use open data sets to improve the situation around. What I did was go through each group of entrepreneurs (about 10 ...