About me
Android developer on the lookout for new challenges in the world of technology. Driven by a deep interest in creating technological and functional solutions that enhance people's quality of life.
Android developer on the lookout for new challenges in the world of technology. Driven by a deep interest in creating technological and functional solutions that enhance people's quality of life.
I'm Paula Arroyo Salvo, graduated as a Speech Therapist in 2016 and currently dedicated to mobile app development. In 2021, I had the privilege of being part of the development team for an auditory training application specifically designed for people with hearing impairments, which was crucial for my growth and served as a turning point that sparked my interest in the field of app development. It was then that I decided to focus my career in this field, where I have continued to learn and grow ever since.
I have been part of various interdisciplinary teams, known for my teamwork skills, creativity, and strong commitment to my workmates.
Furthermore, I am proud to share that, aside from my career, I have been involved in various extracurricular activities such as theater, aerial silks, and scouting. These experiences have helped me develop teamwork skills, creativity, and resilience.
Android application with the display of a list of cryptocurrencies and detailed information for each one. The cryptocurrency app is based on the MVVM architecture and utilizes the Repository pattern. It communicates with a database as the primary data source and employs Retrofit to interact with the API (docs.coincap.io). The app is developed in Kotlin.
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The EHA! application for Android, focused on improving auditory skills, was developed with Java and follows the MVP pattern. It utilizes Firebase for authentication and data storage, along with MediaPlayer and Glide. The interface follows Material Design. The project is managed with SCRUM and is ongoing in its version 1.0.1.
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The Product Explorer app follows an MVVM architecture and utilizes the Repository pattern. It connects to an API to fetch product categories, list products by category, and display product details. The app is developed in Kotlin and allows users to submit reviews and comments on the products, which are stored in a Room database.
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