Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos
About Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos
Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos Software Engineer
Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos is a Software Engineer with extensive experience in various technologies and methodologies. Méndez Ríos has a significant background working on digital projects aimed at improving user experiences and accessibility. One of their notable projects is empowering patients to navigate surprise medical bills for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Development of No Surprises Act Website
Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos participated in the development of the website for the No Surprises Act, an initiative by CMS. This project involved complex, iterative development and thorough testing to ensure it met users' needs. Méndez Ríos collaborated closely with CMS stakeholders, patients, caregivers, and patient advocates to gather critical insights and feedback.
Human-Centered Design and Iterative Testing
In her role, Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos engaged in human-centered design research methodologies and iterative testing processes. This approach ensured that solutions were both user-friendly and effectively addressed user requirements. Méndez Ríos' work included usability and content testing, which are fundamental in enhancing the overall user experience.
Technologies Utilized: React, Drupal, RESTful API
Throughout her projects, Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos utilized various technologies such as React, Drupal, and RESTful API. These tools were essential in building, managing, and scaling digital solutions for CMS. Her technical skill set enabled the implementation of custom illustrations and features that made digital content more accessible and welcoming.
Project Management with GitHub Enterprise, Jira, and Slack
Effective project management and collaboration were critical components of Lixhjideny Méndez Ríos's work. She regularly used tools like GitHub Enterprise, Jira, and Slack to manage tasks, track progress, and communicate with team members. These tools facilitated organized and efficient workflows throughout her projects.