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DAYHAN
GARCIA
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Front-End Developer based in the Dominican Republic, currently at Humano. Specializing in Angular, React, and Next.js — with a strong grip on Oracle/PL-SQL. Currently expanding into full-stack and mobile development with React Native.
Frontend MasteryLv. 90
Problem SolvingLv. 83
Backend KnowledgeLv. 80
Team CollaborationLv. 85
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React
Next.js
Angular
React Native
Node.js
JavaScript
TypeScript
OROracle
PLPL/SQL
Supabase
C#C#
Git
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[ SCREENSHOT 1 ]
IN DEVELOPMENTBRISIAO
Mobile platform for rating tourist attractions. Location: Dominican Republic
React NativeSupabase
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IN DEVELOPMENTMedical ERP
Business management software built from scratch for Dominican SMEs — with native DGII fiscal compliance, embedded AI, and pricing that actually makes sense for the local market.
AngularSupabase
[ ADVENTURE LOG ]
Software Developer
Wepsys · Aug 2024 - Dec 2024
Junior Full-Stack Developer with experience in designing and developing scalable, high-performance web applications using Angular, C#, .NET Core, and Entity Framework. I have contributed to the automation of business processes, the creation of interactive interfaces, and the development of robust architectures focused on efficiency and maintainability.
Software Developer
INSOLTECH · Jan 2025 - Dec 2025
Full-Stack Developer specializing in the creation of scalable and functional web applications using Angular, C#, .NET Core, and Entity Framework. Experienced in business process automation, the development of dynamic interfaces, and the implementation of system architectures focused on performance, maintainability, and operational efficiency.
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Programming Analyst I
Grupo Humano · Feb 2026 - PRESENT
Full-Stack Developer specializing in the development and maintenance of REST APIs using ORDS and PL/SQL, migration of Oracle Forms applications, and process optimization. Experience in solution design, SQL development, troubleshooting, and task management using Azure DevOps.
