Hello, my name is Néstor Pérez.
I'm a backend software engineer who specializes in asynchronous Python code.
I'm a backend software engineer who specializes in asynchronous Python code.
Hi there, nice to meet you! I'm a software engineer who's currently working in network automation. Here's a quick overview about me:
In general, I excel in any type of coding with Python, but I have the most experience with async frameworks such as Sanic, FastAPI or discord.py.
Please reach out if you have work opportunities, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi!
July 2023 - Present
Part of the network automation team. Working on internal APIs and tools to automate network operations.
September 2022 - May 2023
Part of the core development team. Worked on network-oriented APIs and all the shenanigans that make it work, like asynchronous task workers, message queues, and data storage. Additionally, I reworked the CI / CD flows and the image build and deployment processes. Provided customer-centric support with any development-related issues.
December 2021 - June 2022
Performed offensive security testing of web and mobile applications. Helped with the development of a tool that allowed continuous monitoring, discovery and testing of customer assets in an automated fashion. Other notable projects are the development of an API that exposed all gathered data to the customers and an asynchronous web spider that crawled customer web services in search of sensitive data that could be used by attackers.
October 2022 - Present
Ensured the smooth operation of the community projects by removing impediments, and assisting members as needed. Voiced any concerns, suggestions or ideas. Handled RFCs, enforced the community's code of conduct and administered community assets.
October 2021 - October 2022
Submitted various contributions to the project, assisted the community and handled bug reports. Contributed to various discussions about the long-term direction of the project.
March 2019 - September 2021
Contributed to the development of several of services; most notably to their proprietary audio simulation codec known as "Audio For VATSIM (AFV)". This codec is used by all of their clients and simulates real-life VHF and HF radio transmissions, decreasing audio quality as distance between transmitter and receiver increases in the simulation.
Honors in Introduction to Programming I & II, Introduction to Cybersecurity, Distributed Systems Programming and Networking subjects.