Ralph Wilson Aguilar

Spearheaded the mobile application initiative of the institution by developing "Project Horizon" – an umbrella project that comprises of developing a Flutter-based mobile application that encompasses both non-academic staff, education and the student community which was released in April 2025 as part of the institution's anniversary and launching of the EMC2 platform.

• Provide training and ongoing technical support for staff and end-users, addressing mobile specific issues effectively.

• Document development processes, system configurations, and user manuals.

• Generate reports on system performance and updates for management review.

• Collaborate with teams to align projects with objectives and timelines.

• Communicate effectively to provide updates and gather feedback.

• Stay updated on emerging frameworks and best practices in web and mobile development.

• Seek opportunities for skill enhancement and process improvement.

• Manage tasks effectively, adapting to project requirements.

• Take on additional responsibilities as needed.

Developed a full-stack Ruby and TypeScript application with a team of four people and is responsible for spearheading the migration of the application to a cloud-native development stack and developing the initial End-to-End Testing (E2E) strategies as well as the modernization of the frontend stack to Next.js 17+ and TypeScript using previous experiences with the open-source community and their best practices.

Freelance experience involves working with mostly static websites in HTML5, JavaScript, and Bootstrap as well as maintaining, patching and deploying the systems they run on.