Hello 👋

My name is Jorge Gómez

I'm a Murcia based frontend developer with +4 years of experience, focused on develop quality code

Experience

  1. (3 years 11 months)

    Front-End Developer

    Zapp Studio

    Led the frontend of a national-scale agricultural management platform built with Angular, acting as the client’s main technical contact. Developed and maintained multiple CMS platforms with Nuxt 2/3/4 and Vuetify, including an IoT CMS for the remote control of solar-powered water pumps (49 screens, ~64 REST endpoints, real-time monitoring with Mercure/SSE and Chart.js) and a fuel-management CMS for an international refrigerated-transport group (21 screens, 3 microservices, Google Maps integration). Specializing in agentic development, orchestrating AI coding agents (Claude, OpenCode, Codex) and applying Spec-Driven Development (SDD) to build more reliable and reproducible systems, as part of a transition toward AI Engineering.

  2. (9 months, including 3 months of internship)

    Web Developer

    Capgemini

    Co-led a research initiative evaluating immersive 3D web technologies including Three.js, React Three Fiber and Angular Three, prototyping interactive virtual environments with real-time physics, animations and collision detection across multiple JavaScript frameworks. Delivered all findings in an internal English-language presentation to over 100 employees.

Projects

📋 Vue 3 SPA: task CRUD with Vuex state.

🤖 TypeScript bot: weather, reminders, auth.

👛 Angular crypto tracker with favorites.

🍳 Full-stack recipe finder by ingredients.

Talks

Create your own metaverse with React Three Fiber

Coworking Murcia Emprendedora

February 9, 2023 - 19:30

About me

I'm a 35-year-old frontend developer based in Murcia, Spain. I work across the JavaScript ecosystem — Vue, Angular, and Nuxt on the web, Ionic for mobile — and I'm drawn to projects where building the interface well actually matters.

My path into tech was a deliberate choice: I had a degree in building engineering, but I chose to start over and complete a vocational qualification in web development. That decision shaped how I approach the work — I treat learning as something you actively seek out, not something that happens to you.

I'm meticulous about what I put my name on: clear repository structure, proper documentation, consistent coding practices. I also enjoy building small tools and automations that make daily work more efficient — not because it's required, but because that's how I think about software.

What’s shaping my career direction right now is the rise of agentic development — building with and around AI coding agents, and designing workflows where they’re active participants in the process, not just autocomplete. I’ve been working hands-on with tools like Claude, Codex and OpenCode, applying Spec-Driven Development (SDD) to create more structured and reliable development flows. I’m increasingly drawn to what’s starting to be called AI Engineering: orchestrating agent-based systems, treating specifications as core building blocks, and creating environments where agents can do meaningful work. That’s the direction I want to keep growing in.