Greetings! My name is Cristian Araya, and I am a driven Fullstack Developer. I possess expertise in Angular, React, and System Development in Amazon Web Services (AWS). My objective is to aid businesses in fulfilling their digitalization requirements while prioritizing efficient and sustainable solutions
Recommendations
Cristian has been part of two big deliveries, working as fullstack developer. Cristian has delivered with extremely high quality, he is self going and takes responsibility in everything he does. There is no doubt I would definitely cooperate with Cristian in the future.
Rashin Kabodvand
CEO, Sigma Technology CloudI had the privilege to work with Cristian at SAS. Cristian arrived to the team and directly he got an important role in the team. He is really good as a mentor for the junior developers and a great person. I hope that i will get the opportunity to work with Cristian again.
Peter Leijonspjuth
Head of Book, SASCristian is just awesome to work with. As a full stack developer, he can be depended upon to solve all challenges you throw at him in both frontend and backend. As a team member he always brings positive energy and a mindset to deliver quality solutions on time, while offering stellar support, guidance and inspiration to other team members. I highly recommend Cristian for any team looking to increase their pace of development!
Kristian Storm
IoT Platform Manager, ASSA ABLOYExperience
SEB - Full-time
Sep 2024 – Present
Currently working at SEB as a Fullstack Developer within Portfolio Management. My responsibilities include designing and implementing scalable web applications using Angular for the frontend and C# for backend services. I collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to deliver robust solutions that support portfolio analysis and management workflows. My work involves integrating cloud technologies such as OpenShift and GCP, ensuring high availability and security of financial data. Additionally, I contribute to CI/CD automation and code quality improvements using GitHub and modern DevOps practices.
ASSA ABLOY – Contract
Feb 2023 – Jun 2024
Fullstack Developer at ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems. In this assignment, I worked on a web application using Java as the backend language and React as the frontend framework. The main goal was to build a user-friendly interface for managing data and performing various actions related to clients' businesses. Challenges included ensuring seamless integration between the frontend and backend, and making sure the application was robust, reliable, and secure.
Scandinavian Airlines – Contract
Jul 2022 – Jan 2023
During my time at SAS, I held the position of Fullstack Developer and was responsible for both maintaining and developing new features within our Java/Spring Boot APIs and Angular applications. One of my most significant contributions was serving as a key member of the team responsible for the major rebranding of the SAS website. Specifically, my areas of focus were the "Manage my Booking" and "Check-in flow" features, which played a pivotal role in the success of the project.
ASSA ABLOY – Contract
Sep 2021 – Jun 2022
I held the position of Cloud Developer at ASSA ABLOY, where my core responsibility involved the implementation of a Single Sign-On solution for one of the organization's customer-facing applications. As part of a dedicated team of three professionals, I played a key role in overseeing this migration process and was specifically tasked with the implementation of Auth0 into the existing React application. Additionally, I managed the user account migration from AWS Cognito to Auth0.
Cybercom – Full-time
Apr 2021 – Aug 2021
During my time at Cybercom, I had the privilege of serving as a consultant at Stockholm Toy Museum. Our team was tasked with the development of a smart stand that could dynamically manage the display and lighting through an Alexa skill. I was specifically assigned the responsibility of developing the Alexa skill that controlled the content displayed on the stand, while leveraging Google Drive to facilitate easy end-user management. The media utilized for this project was fetched using the Google API and subsequently synced programmatically to Amazon S3 due to the limitations imposed by Google Drive. To achieve this, the media sync flow was triggered by the Alexa skill and queued on Amazon SQS, where an Amazon Lambda function took charge of the syncing process.
In addition, I was also involved in an in-house project called "Face Your Emotions", where my expertise in Angular proved instrumental in enhancing the overall codebase structure. The game entailed competing as a team to match facial expressions, which were analyzed using AWS Rekognition to calculate a percentage score. My contributions to the project involved introducing module structure, simplifying the logic behind the game, and ensuring optimal performance.
Cision – Full-time
Aug 2019 – Mar 2021
I held a position as a Fullstack Developer and Scrum Master at Cision, where I oversaw a team of six developers. In my role as a Fullstack Developer, I was responsible for the development and maintenance of various applications built in C#/.NET, JavaScript (Knockout.JS), and Bootstrap. These applications included Cision's proprietary news site, their customer portal site, and the backend applications involved in the distribution of company releases. Throughout my tenure at Cision, I primarily focused on frontend development, honing my expertise in this area.
Scania – Full-time
Sep 2017 – Jul 2019
At Scania, I was a member of the team responsible for developing and maintaining web applications utilized by Scania's Global Technical Support team and workshops worldwide. Specifically, I worked on an application that allowed workshops to update truck software, modify truck composition, and perform compatibility checks on component modifications. This application was initially developed using Angular 4 and later upgraded to Angular 6. Our backend was developed using the .NET/C# framework and designed as a RESTful API, adhering to industry best practices and standards.
During my final year at Scania, I led AWS migrations for both the frontend and backend parts of the system. To accomplish this, GitLab runners were set up in AWS, and the repositories for the web applications were relocated to GitLab. Subsequently, CI/CD pipelines were configured to deploy the frontend applications. The REST API was partially migrated and then segmented into smaller Node.js lambdas created utilizing the Serverless Framework.