About

Software engineer aspiring to grow further in the field. Background in software quality assurance, digital accessibility, and web development with experience as a full stack developer.

Skills

  • Manual Software Testing
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  • Unit Testing
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  • Web Accessibility & Assistive Technologies
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  • web development
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  • English
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Experience

Florentino Becerra

Work experience
  • Performed manual and automated QA for enterprise web applications within an Agile development environment; created unit tests with Java and JUnit to improve code coverage up to 80%.
  • Diagnosed backend data flow issues by utilizing Splunk to query and analyze system logs, successfully tracing missing API payloads to identify root causes and guide developer adjustments.
  • Independently rearchitected a legacy customer service API into the hexagonal (ports and adapters) architecture, decoupling core business logic to successfully migrate critical endpoints handling the retrieval, documentation, and removal of user legal hold statuses.
  • Assisted in the modernization of the PlayStation Status Page to ReactJS; validated system integrity and resolved 10+ cross-functional and ADA compliance violations.
  • Conducted accessibility audits with screen readers (VoiceOver, JAWS) and automated scanners (Wave, Axe DevTools) to identify usability and compliance issues, documented defects with clear reproduction steps.
  • Developed and validated technical fixes for identified accessibility defects across front-end and service layers, successfully reducing regressions through retesting.
  • Led technical discussions during Agile sprint ceremonies to break down accessibility barriers and WCAG compliance requirements for cross-functional teams, bridging the gap between developers and non-technical stakeholders to drive inclusive design.

Florentino Becerra

Work experience
  • Audited internal applications and external digital properties spanning 8 academic colleges, documenting WCAG and ADA violations to ensure remediations raise average accessibility health scores to at least 80%.
  • Translated accessibility standards (ADA, WCAG, ARIA) and technical findings into clear, plain language reports, guiding non-technical stakeholders through compliance requirements to directly inform university procurement decisions.
  • Executed cross-device testing and verified fixes using screen readers (JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack) and keyboard-only navigation.