Santiago Gómez

At Brandclub, I rebuilt the shopper onboarding flow after browser navigation and persisted account state had become tightly coupled, making it predictable across refreshes, direct links, and returning sessions. I later took primary engineering ownership of the internal admin replacement, redesigning it with Client Services around the work they actually needed to do and moving sensitive operations behind an internal network boundary.

At Meta, I built internal tooling for linguistic engineers working in Assistant Studio. I automated documentation from published data, then drove much of the design and implementation of a structured authoring workflow that let engineers make a change once, validate it, and compile the roughly seven device-specific files they previously maintained by hand.

At LTX, I built trader-facing and Client Services software around dense, fast-moving market and operational data, later becoming the primary or sole frontend engineer for substantial parts of the Client Services product. At Bank of America, I helped build a shared component system and desktop applications for traders, giving multiple applications a common UI foundation that client engineers could reuse and extend.