Rubén Gordo Gil

At Metrica Sports, I take part in the development of advanced applications used in sports video analytics. My responsibilities range from integrating native code components (C++/Python) and computer vision pipelines into our products, to creating interactive 3D visualizations with Three.js and Canvas that enrich the way users interact with data. Beyond feature development, I also set coding standards and best practices to ensure efficiency, performance, and long-term maintainability across the codebase.

At IEM Digital Business School, I contribute as a professor in the Full-Stack Web Development master’s program. I guide students through the fundamentals of web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, before progressing to advanced frameworks like Angular. My role goes beyond teaching theory — I emphasize practical application, industry best practices, and mentoring to prepare future developers for real-world projects.

At Capgemini, I worked on a wide range of projects across industries such as insurance, public safety, and pharmaceuticals. I was responsible for leading frontend development in Angular applications, collaborating closely with multidisciplinary teams to define architectures and technology choices. During this time, I also contributed to the open-source biomedical tool TissUUmaps, improving visualization features for microscopy data. Beyond project work, I mentored junior developers and delivered internal training sessions on Angular, React, Next.js, and Docker, helping to raise the overall technical level of the team.

During my internship at Capgemini, I gained my first professional experience in web development, with a particular focus on Angular. I contributed to projects for clients in the insurance sector, applying my knowledge in real-world environments and strengthening both my technical skills and collaborative mindset. This stage of my career laid the foundation for my growth as a software engineer.