Sebastián Viglionesoftware & systems lead · grupo cps
open to developer roles · montevideo, uy
Backend developer. In charge of the systems at Grupo CPS.Backenddeveloper.InchargeofthesystemsatGrupoCPS.
I am the sole person in charge of systems at a construction and aluminum joinery company. I design, build and run the software the company uses every day, like the quoter and the stock system, connected to its Monday boards.
Sole owner of the company’s systems area: software development (the main focus), infrastructure, company websites and office IT support.
Software development
main focus
I design, build and maintain the internal systems end to end: data model, business rules, API, interface and deploy.
The quoter and the stock system are in production, used by clients, sales, logistics, construction sites and management. Arce, which analyzes state purchases, is in a new stage.
I connect them to the company’s Monday boards so production and tasks move forward without entering data twice.
I run the company server: self-hosted Supabase, Docker and Coolify.
Automatic deploys on every push, migrations applied by CI and daily backups.
Company websites
I maintain grupocps.com.uy, in Spanish and English.
I built a template for the real estate development sites; the first one is Edificio Galicia.
IT support
secondary
Maintenance of the office computers and equipment.
Day-to-day support for the users.
education
Systems Engineering
Universidad de Montevideo
in progress
Technological Baccalaureate in Informatics
UTU Brazo Oriental
completed
English C1
Cambridge Advanced (CAE)
about me
From a technical high school to leading a company’s systems.
I did the Technological Baccalaureate in Informatics at UTU and I am now studying Systems Engineering at Universidad de Montevideo, alongside work. I joined Grupo CPS in December 2024 and today I am in charge of the whole systems area.
The part I enjoy most is the backend: understanding a domain well enough to model it, putting the rules where nobody can skip them, and checking results against reality before calling them good. I work in Spanish and English (C1).
Systems Engineering student · Universidad de Montevideo