Full-Stack Developer Experience in Backend and Frontend workflows, solutions and work with AI skills 💡
Production-grade Software Developer focused in Clean Architecture, TDD, and modern engineering standards. Expert in delivering end-to-end systems—from requirements to deployment—with a relentless focus on maintainability, security, and automated quality control.
I leverage AI as an intelligent pair-programming collaborator while maintaining full sovereignty over architectural decisions and business logic. My approach combines cutting-edge AI assistance with rigorous fundamentals: AI suggests; I decide, validate, and lead.
🌐 Portfolio: saraarguello-me.vercel.app
Full-featured e-commerce platform with complete purchase flow, real-time inventory, and AI-powered shopping assistant.
- 🤖 AI Shopping Assistant - Voiceflow integration for natural language product queries
- 💳 Multi-Payment Gateway - Zelle, zinli, transfer bank and cash on delivery options
- ☁️ Serverless Functions - AWS Lambda for email notifications and order processing
- 📦 Real-time Inventory - Live stock management with MySQL transactions
- 🎨 Media Management - Cloudinary integration for optimized image delivery
- 🔐 Secure Authentication - JWT + OAuth 2.0 (Google)
- 📊 Admin Dashboard - Complete order and payment tracking system
- ✅ 301 Automated Tests ✅ 90% Code Coverage
- ✅ CI/CD Pipeline ✅ Docker Containerized
- ✅ Clean Architecture ✅ TDD Approach
- ✅ GitHub Actions (4 jobs) ✅ Automatic Deployments
Tech Stack: Node.js • Express • React • MySQL • Docker • AWS Lambda • Sentry • Cloudinary • Voiceflow
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Currently seeking positions as:
- Full-Stack Developer (Node.js + React)
- Backend Developer (Node.js / Express)
- Frontend Developer (React)
I'm passionate about clean code, test-driven development, and continuous learning. Always eager to explore new technologies, tools, and methodologies to build better solutions.
💡 "Clean code is not written by following a set of rules. You don't become a software craftsman by learning a list of what to do and what not to do." – Robert C. Martin

