Evert Arias

Full Stack Developer with over 15 years of experience

Tampa, United States

About me

Full Stack Developer with over fifteen years of experience in Back-end, Front-end, Embedded Systems, and Mobile Applications development. Expert in integrating diverse technologies to create complete and efficient solutions.

Experience

Infinitum Electric (Contractor)

Full-Stack Software Developer

2023 - Actual

At Infinitum, I developed a cross-platform mobile application for the Aircore EC motor using Capacitor, with native plugins in Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android) for efficient Modbus TCP communication. The application allows firmware updates, precise motor control (start, stop, speed adjustment), reading and writing Modbus registers, and parameter configuration. Additionally, I designed an advanced emulator in TypeScript and Node.js that simulates the behavior of the real motor, including an HTTP REST API for managing and simulating changes in virtual registers, significantly improving testing and development efficiency for both mobile and desktop applications.
Sheakley (Contractor)

Full-Stack Software Developer

2023 - 2024

I actively participated in Modified Duty Off-Site (MDOS), using Angular for advanced front-end user interface components and .NET C# for robust back-end solutions.
Aegis Protective Services

FrontEnd Developer

2022 - 2023

At Aegis Protective Services, I participated in the development and maintenance of the employee portal, using VueJs and C# .NET within an Agile framework. My leadership in creating reusable VueJs components and UI elements significantly improved the portal's functionality and user experience. Additionally, I was responsible for building and maintaining robust back-end systems using C# .NET and Entity Framework, ensuring their smooth operation.
IOTBITS

Co-Founder & Principal Software Engineer

2018 - 2022

At IOTBITS, I created the firmware and user interface for ModbusBox, a revolutionary IoT device designed to seamlessly connect industrial-grade equipment to the cloud. Using the Espressif ESP32 platform, ModbusBox facilitates efficient equipment monitoring and control through Modbus RTU and MQTT protocols, offering an intuitive web interface for easy initial setup and ongoing device management. I developed a user-configurable JSON file system, accessible via the web interface or a dedicated Manifest Editor application, enhancing device customization by allowing users to modify and extend slave register configuration with unprecedented flexibility.

Education

Southwest Florida College

2010 - 2013

Network Engineering and Administration

Projects

RapidTel •

Phone call system for small businesses. Developed with Next.js, Node.js.

In developmentNext.jsNode.jsDrizzlePostgreSQLTypeScript
I-con Mobile (Android) •

Cross-platform mobile application developed with Capacitor and React and Kotlin. Allows control and monitoring of Infinitum motors through Modbus RTU and TCP.

Infinitum ElectricModbus RTU & TCPAndroid
I-con Mobile (iOS) •

Cross-platform mobile application developed with Capacitor and React and Swift. Allows control and monitoring of Infinitum motors through Modbus RTU and TCP.

Infinitum ElectricModbus RTU & TCPiOS
Infinitum Motor Emulator

CLI to emulate Infinitum electric motors through Modbus RTU and TCP. Developed with Node.js and TypeScript.

Infinitum ElectricModbus RTU & TCPTerminalJavaScript & TypeScript
ModbusBox

IoT device to connect industrial-grade devices to the cloud. Uses Modbus RTU and TCP, MQTT. Developed with ESP32 and C++.

Modbus RTU & TCPMQTTNode.jsESP32C++
EasyButton •

Arduino library for controlling momentary contact switches. Detects press, release, long press, and sequences with event definitions.

ArduinoESP32ESP8266

Skills

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Vue.js
Nuxt.js
Angular
Remix
Tailwind CSS
SASS
Node.js
Express.js
Nest.js
Bun
C#
.NET Framework
Android
iOS
Kotlin
Swift
Ionic Framework
Capacitor
React Native
Electron
MySQL
MongoDB
SQL Server
PostgreSQL
C++
Arduino
Espressif
Modbus TCP & RTU Protocols
Git
AWS
Azure
Mailgun
Twilio
Stripe
Linux
Raspberry Pi