Inês Gomes
About Inês Gomes
Inês Gomes is a Frontend Developer at Codacy, where she has worked since 2018 in Lisboa e Região, Portugal. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Digital Design and Multimedia from Universidade de Coimbra and has experience in both design and frontend development.
Work at Codacy
Inês Gomes has been employed at Codacy as a Frontend Developer since 2018. During her tenure, she has focused on achieving pixel-perfect results in frontend development projects. Inês collaborates closely with designers to enhance user interface designs, contributing to the overall quality of the product. Her role involves implementing best practices in frontend development and advocating for continuous improvement in communication skills within the tech industry.
Education and Expertise
Inês Gomes studied at Universidade de Coimbra, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Design Digital e Multimídia from 2014 to 2017. This educational background has equipped her with a solid foundation in design principles and multimedia applications, which she applies in her current role as a Frontend Developer. Her expertise lies in frontend development, with a strong emphasis on delivering precise and high-quality results.
Background
Before joining Codacy, Inês Gomes worked at Resistance - Junior Company as a Designer from 2016 to 2017. This experience allowed her to develop her design skills in a practical setting. Additionally, she completed a summer internship at Faber Ventures in 2017, where she gained valuable insights into the tech industry. Her background combines design and development, enabling her to bridge the gap between these two fields.
Professional Development
Inês Gomes advocates for continuous improvement in communication skills within the tech industry. She recognizes the importance of effective communication in collaborative environments, particularly in roles that involve cross-functional teamwork. Her commitment to professional development reflects her understanding of the dynamic nature of the tech landscape and the need for ongoing skill enhancement.