It was great! I taught both “Programming II” and “Information and Communications” to 3rd year engineering students, which means they are all knowledgeable on the subject and eager to learn more, so it was very interesting to spark discussions and, over the year, see them apply the concepts I explained to them in new and exciting ways.Ĭoming from that experience, I’ve taken it upon myself to share my knowledge of the system I’ve helped to build at Signol, and to teach everyone in the company not only how it works, but the reasons behind it. You mentioned teaching, how was it and how did it impact your work at Signol? Soon more will join, allowing me to focus on what I am best at, which is software architecture.
How has your role at Signol evolved over the past 2 years?Īs anyone that has worked in a startup can tell you, roles are pretty fluid to begin with, and on top of that, being a Full-Stack Software Engineer means I get to do anything related to computing, which in our case is pretty much everything.Īs part of my work, I’ve done data analysis, design of UI and UX, technical design of the backend services and the overall architecture of the system, and I have even built AI.Īs the team grows, new people join in and take ownership of different tasks, so currently everything data and UI/UX is being managed by my amazing coworkers. Within a week I was finishing the very first “demo” version of our system’s website. A year after leaving that team, Gero contacted me and introduced me to Signol, where he had just started working and the burgeoning development team could use an extra pair of hands.Īt the time it was an idea and a scientific paper, but it was easy to see the potential of the proposed system. While in real estate, I worked with another software developer named Geronimo. When I joined Signol I had 5 years of experience.Īfter joining Signol, I also went back to university for a year, but this time as a teacher. Since then, I have worked in a variety of industries, including but not limited to real estate and anti-money-laundering. I was born in Argentina, where I got my Engineering degree at the ripe old age of twenty-two. Hi Julian, let us start with your background before Signol. In this twelfth blog post, get to know Julian Vidal Catuc our Senior Software Engineer at Signol and Head Puzzle Solver. Each week, we are bringing forward the humans behind the Signol app - they're a bunch of incredibly talented and diverse people that we hope you'll be pleased to meet.
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