Pablo Díaz-Jorge

What started back in high school as a simple experiment has grown into my true vocation. Today, I focus on building clean and scalable interfaces, combining thoughtful design with best practices. While I have worked in Full Stack environments, my real expertise and passion lie in frontend development, where I enjoy turning ideas into fluid, attractive, and user-oriented web applications.

I am currently working as a Frontend Developer at Infoport Valencia, contributing to the development of web applications for the port community with a strong focus on Angular. My role involves designing and building robust, scalable interfaces, implementing reusable components, and ensuring an optimal user experience in a highly specialized business environment. I work within an agile team applying Scrum methodologies, collaborating closely with analysts, designers, and backend developers to deliver high-quality solutions that directly impact the sector’s operations.

Before joining Infoport, I was part of NTTData as a Full Stack Developer intern, where I worked on the design and implementation of an employee management platform using Angular. There, I developed both themeable interfaces with Bootstrap and external component libraries, as well as custom Angular components tailored to complex business workflows. I also implemented HTTP services for CRUD operations, ensuring smooth communication between frontend and backend.

Among my personal projects, one of the highlights is Palaze, a Web Components library built with Stencil and published as my final degree project, accompanied by a live documentation site to facilitate its adoption and integration. I also dedicate time to expanding my portfolio with projects such as an advanced Book Management API (Spring Boot + PostgreSQL), deployed to the cloud and featuring a complete suite of unit tests.

Outside of coding, you’ll often find me working out at the gym, hiking in the mountains, reading novels, or enjoying good company at a bar with friends.