Alberto Jolyt Cárdenas

Alberto Jolyt Cárdenas Full Stack Engineer

4+ years · Laravel, React + TypeScript, PostgreSQL, AWS · Mexico City (UTC-6) · Remote · English C1

4+ years · Laravel, React + TypeScript, PostgreSQL, AWS · Mexico City (UTC-6) · Remote · English C1

Platforms Stack & method Code Films & photos

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Platforms shipped

  1. Schematic of Bridge Console: the largest client's system sends requests to Bridge Console (Laravel, PostgreSQL), which turns them into internal orders; statuses, documents and invoices flow back to the client.

    ~1,000 orders/month that were handled by email now flow automatically; the operations team tracks every order and handles incidents in the dashboard daily. Schematic, not a screenshot: the platform is private.

  2. Schematic of the Payment Portal: the finance team registers checks and receipts in the portal (Laravel, React), which matches them with invoices until the debt is settled.

    A 1,500-payment batch now takes seconds instead of two working days. Schematic, not a screenshot: the platform is private.

  3. Schematic of the business reports platform: operations data feeds the reports platform (Laravel, React), which publishes daily reports to view and download.

    Reports once compiled by hand in up to two weeks are now always current, viewable and downloadable every day. Schematic, not a screenshot: the platform is private.

  4. Schematic of CRT X: the core terminal-based operations tool becomes a visual web platform built with Laravel and React.

    Rewriting the company's core terminal tool as a visual web platform, with a team of four. In progress. Schematic, not a screenshot: the platform is private.

  5. Mango Pase home page: ticket sales for congresses, conferences and expos

    Used by Zona Maco, Museo Tamayo, MTV, Paramount and NFL events; still live. mangopase.com

  6. Schematic of the LINDA client platforms: data feeds a client layer that powers platforms for Yomp!, Maruchan and JAC Motors, with a public image of the LINDA dashboard by IFD Technologies.

    Delivered custom platforms for Yomp!, Maruchan and JAC Motors. Schematic, not a screenshot: the platform is private.

Stack & how I work

I build AI-first: Claude Code and custom skills do the first pass, and I keep it honest with CI, automated tests and manual stress testing before anything ships. I own systems end to end, from the database to the UI, and I keep running them after launch.

Mexico City · UTC-6 · Remote · Contractor or EOR (Deel, Remote) · No sponsorship required · English C1

The full CV

  1. Languages

    • TypeScript
    • JavaScript
    • PHP
    • SQL
    • Python

  2. Frontend

    • React
    • Next.js
    • CSS/SASS

  3. Backend

    • Laravel
    • Node.js
    • REST APIs

  4. Data

    • PostgreSQL
    • MySQL

  5. Cloud/Infra

    • AWS (EC2, S3, Lambda, Amplify, RDS)
    • Docker
    • GitHub Actions
    • Linux

  6. Payments & integrations

    • MercadoPago
    • Apple Wallet passes
    • ESC/POS thermal printing

  7. AI tooling

    • Claude Code
    • agent skills
    • LLM-assisted development with CI validation

  8. Creative tech

    • ffmpeg
    • Python imaging
    • infrared camera modification

Code

Download CV CV in Spanish (PDF)
rampi63@gmail.com

Ascuas

Short film, in pre-production

Termofilm. Video → thermal-printer tickets → scans → video. Also known as TicketFramer.

Every ticket is 576 px wide at 203 dpi, 1-bit, out of an Epson TM-T20II.

Ascuas and Termofilm on the films page

Ascuas storyboard detail on a tablet: hands, close-up, 50 mm, fixed shot, with red notes
Ascuas
Epson TM-T20II thermal printer printing a 1-bit ticket
Epson TM-T20II thermal printer printing a 1-bit ticket
Four printed Termofilm tickets on a scanner bed, with identity markers and frame codes
Four printed Termofilm tickets on a scanner bed, with identity markers and frame codes
Dithering test strip on thermal paper: native Floyd–Steinberg, then clustered dot 8 and 6 with a tone curve, over a test portrait
Dithering test strip on thermal paper: native Floyd–Steinberg, then clustered dot 8 and 6 with a tone curve, over a test portrait
Termofilm calibration sheet, 576 px at 203 dpi: marker sizes, dithering levels, a black bar and a ruler to check the print head
Termofilm calibration sheet, 576 px at 203 dpi: marker sizes, dithering levels, a black bar and a ruler to check the print head

Photographs

Infrared photography, modified Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W5

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Films

Ascuas: short film, in pre-production · 14 film credits

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Film credits

Producer

  • Tres Tiempos short, 12 min, dir. Saúl Ornelas. Produced 2021, released 2025 (premiere 16 Aug 2025). Shot in Coyoacán, Mexico City. 2025

Production assistant (COVID unit)

  • 40 No es nada, series, HBO Max 2021
  • La caída, feature 2021

Production assistant

  • Carnaval, short, 1st place, PROCINE 2019

All 14 credits

Contact

rampi63@gmail.com

Remote · Contractor or EOR (Deel, Remote) · No sponsorship required

Download CV CV in Spanish (PDF)

Mexico City, UTC-6