With a decade of experience across e-commerce, media, and MarTech, I've shipped checkout flows, migrated platforms, and debugged things nobody documented. Lately I've been learning that the best work I ever did was catching problems before they reached users, so I'm moving toward QA and quality engineering full time.
"I've always been the person on the team asking 'but what happens when a user does X?' Turns out that's a job."
For ten years I've worked on the seams between product, engineering, and growth. I started as a frontend developer in Colombia and spent the last four years in Berlin at fashion e-commerce platform, working on migrations, checkout flows, and web performance.
The company closed its e-commerce operations in 2025 and I was laid off. I used that time to be honest with myself. The parts of engineering I was best at (identifying edge cases, writing precise documentation, caring about how things feel for real users) those aren't dev skills. They're QA skills, so that's the direction I'm heading.
I'm looking for a position where precision matters and there's space to do things right. If that sounds like your team, I'd like to hear from you!
