JulianDelgado
Over 5 years solving real problems through code — from Argentina to a Senior Engineer role at a Boston-based company, now building from Australia.
Projects
40+
Years
5+
Level
SE III
How it all
began.
It started in 2017 with a Java course in Tucumán. One year, one promise: learn enough to enter the industry. I went every day, genuinely excited. Within a few weeks I realised I wasn't just learning to code — I was learning to think. To break a problem down until only the solution remains.
That course led me to the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional in 2018. Algorithms, data structures, C#, statistics — the real foundations. I promoted most subjects. Then, before finishing, I pushed myself into freelance work. Real clients, real deadlines, no safety net.
I'd always passed the Sovos office on the bus to university. Every time I looked up at that building I thought: one day. In 2020, that day came. In October 2023 I graduated from UTN. Then I moved to Australia — still employed, still building. And in 2024, started my own journey doing what I love.
Milestones
2017
First class
2018
UTN
2020
Sovos
2023
Graduate + AU
2024
Own business
"The same mindset that gets you up a mountain gets you through a hard sprint."
— Julian
2017 – 2025
Period
Role & Context
2024 – Present
@ Julian Delgado
— Software Developer
I've started my own business, taking on freelance projects and collaborations. I'm passionate about building solutions that make a difference, and I'm always open to new opportunities.
2023 – 2024
@ Relocating to AU
— New chapter
Left Argentina and moved to Toowoomba, Queensland — while remaining employed at Sovos. A deliberate leap into a new life, without stopping the work.
2020 – 2023
@ Sovos Compliance
— Software Engineer III
Started as SE I at a Boston-based global tax compliance company. Grew through two promotions to SE III over 5 years. Part of Grizzlies → Buffaloes → Carpinchos team, maintaining 5 enterprise products including Batch, Filing, SST Model 1, and leading Onboarding from first commit.
2020
@ mDEVZ
— Full-stack Developer
A startup with global clients. I handled up to 6 simultaneous projects across PHP/Laravel, Flutter/Dart, .NET C#, React, and Node. Different requirements, different deadlines, different stacks — solo on all of them.
2019
@ Freelance
— Web Developer
First real clients — insurance companies, worked alongside friends. Short but formative: translated a business problem into a working product with no manager and no safety net.
2017 – 2018
@ UTN + Java Course
— Student & Self-starter
A Java course sparked everything. UTN gave the foundations: C#, algorithms, data structures, statistics. Promoted most subjects. The academic base I still draw on every day.
The impact
I leave.
/ 01
1 click
Full setup
/ 02
Hours
Saved daily
/ 03
Day 0
Since line one
Across the teams I've worked with, I've always been drawn to the same kind of problem — the slow, manual, frustrating workflows that waste time and quietly drain people every day.
At Sovos, that meant helping build Onboarding, an internal tool that turned a painful setup process into a fast, automated flow. Before that, account creation, permissions, and product configuration had to be handled manually. Afterward, the same work could be triggered in one click and a short form.
What matters to me is not just the feature itself, but the effect it has once it becomes part of everyday work. Less friction. Fewer repeated tasks. More time for people to focus on what actually matters.
That is the kind of legacy I want my work to leave wherever I go.
Human-first design
Every interaction should feel obvious, calm, and supportive so people can focus on their work.
Simplicity scales
Clear architecture and lean interfaces keep products fast as your business grows.
Evidence-driven
Decisions are backed by research, analytics, and stakeholder alignment — not guesswork.
Quality in every layer
From typography to API design, I obsess over the details that build trust.
Ready to build something that lasts?
No commitment. Just a 20-minute call to see if we're the right fit. I'll be honest if we're not.