Maikel Pereira

I've worked with Java Web Apllications since I was in the university, as part of really large teams and working in practically every tier. I can divide my professional activity with Java in 3 parts: 1. The development of a massive web application for the Venezuelan government, I did Hibernate + Spring + JSF as a developer and helping the architects, that was a real school for me as a professional 2. Working as part of Imagicair Consultores of Chile, I got to try many different technologies and adapt myself to unknown environments for me, jumping from Client to Server to Database. 3. In the US, doing mostly Spring MVC, Spring Security and Hibernate.

My current job is developing mostly the client side, serving as architect for the development of internal tools for World Travel Holdings. This client side is Angular, and I was designed to research and define everything related to AngularJs on that application. This is what I do everyday.

I've worked with Java Web Apllications since I was in the university, as part of really large teams and working in practically every tier. I can divide my professional activity with Java in 3 parts: 1. The development of a massive web application for the Venezuelan government, I did Hibernate + Spring + JSF as a developer and helping the architects, that was a real school for me as a professional 2. Working as part of Imagicair Consultores of Chile, I got to try many different technologies and adapt myself to unknown environments for me, jumping from Client to Server to Database. 3. In the US, doing mostly Spring MVC, Spring Security and Hibernate.

I've worked with Java Web Apllications since I was in the university, as part of really large teams and working in practically every tier. I can divide my professional activity with Java in 3 parts: 1. The development of a massive web application for the Venezuelan government, I did Hibernate + Spring + JSF as a developer and helping the architects, that was a real school for me as a professional 2. Working as part of Imagicair Consultores of Chile, I got to try many different technologies and adapt myself to unknown environments for me, jumping from Client to Server to Database. 3. In the US, doing mostly Spring MVC, Spring Security and Hibernate.