Luis Alejandro Benavides Salas

Full Stack Developer | Java, spring boot & Cloud Specialist | AI Automation Engineer I am a Full Stack Developer with 6 years of experience designing and implementing end-to-end solutions in both frontend and backend environments. My work has focused on building scalable, cloud-native applications using modern architectures and intelligent automation, with a strong emphasis on Java ecosystems, microservices, and cloud infrastructure. I’ve worked across multiple industries, helping organizations modernize their platforms, integrate AI-driven logic, and improve service delivery through digital transformation. I’ve contributed to public-interest systems in Latin America and participated in high-impact projects that process critical data securely, delivering real-world value. I’m experienced in agile environments, DevOps culture, and leading the technical execution of complex systems with strong commitment to clean code, automation, and long-term scalability. --- Core Technologies & Tools Languages & Frameworks Java (8–21), Spring Boot, Kotlin JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript Node.js, ReactJS, Angular Python (applied to automation and AI integration) Cloud & Infrastructure Microsoft Azure (AI, Functions, DevOps, Web Apps) AWS (EC2, RDS, VPC, IAM) Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Docker, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines Infrastructure as Code (Terraform - basic level) DevOps & CI/CD Git, GitHub, Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines: Plan, Code, Build, Test, Release, Deploy, Operate Artifact management and versioning Monitoring, automation scripts, deployment orchestration AI & Automation Azure OpenAI (LLM integration) Chatbot and bot architecture for process automation RESTful APIs with AI validation logic Clean Architecture for AI-driven systems Databases & Data Handling PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB Redis (caching & pub/sub) Firebase (Realtime DB and Firestore) Methodologies & Practices Agile (Scrum, Kanban), Jira SOLID, Clean Code, TDD (Test-Driven Development) Secure development and data privacy practices