Edu Esper

Professional profile

Edu Esper is a web developer based in Madrid. His background combines accounting studies and an MBA with a master's degree in full-stack web application development completed at CEI Escuela de Diseño in Madrid in 2019–2020. His listed technical knowledge includes HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 4, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP 7 and Laravel.

Services

He advertises three hourly web-development options:

• Front-end development: $40 per hour, including HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS, Vue.js and React.js
• Back-end development: $60 per hour, including Ruby on Rails, Laravel, Go, Node.js and Phoenix with Elixir
• Full-stack development: $80 per hour, combining front-end and back-end services

Work experience

• 2019–2020: web-development intern at Elevenforce SL, creating product websites with WordPress and Elementor
• 2016–2017: internal auditor at Cooperativa de Vivienda Horizonte Ltda., covering cost analysis, accounting, payment controls and reconciliations
• 2014–2016: accountant at Las Chacras SA, responsible for journal entries, bank reconciliations, financial statements, taxes and administration

Education

• 2019–2020: master's degree in full-stack web application development, CEI Escuela de Diseño, Madrid; certificate listed
• 2014–2015: MBA, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina
• 2006–2011: public accountant degree, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina

Technical skills

The published profile assigns proficiency percentages to HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, Git and MySQL. It also lists problem-solving, creativity, time management and teamwork, plus English, Chinese and French language skills.

Portfolio

Named projects include Ferra Constructora, Portal Empleo and Pokeeto, although the profile does not provide further project descriptions.

Contact

• Phone: +34 640 884 625
• Email: eduesper@hotmail.com
• Skype: eduesper
• Website: www.eduesper.es
• Address: Calle de Ayala 116, Madrid, Spain

The three rate levels separate interface work from server-side development and complete applications; project scope, deliverables and the current technology stack determine which arrangement fits the assignment.