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Facundo Ortiz

Facundo Ortiz

React Native Developer · Expo & EAS · TypeScript · Fintech ·

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Sole mobile developer on a confidential greenfield React Native/Expo fintech app, built from scratch across 12+ screens. Architected the full mobile layer: Expo Router with protected routes, biometric authentication, and secure local storage. Built a custom Expo config plugin to integrate a KYC identity verification SDK. Implemented Web3Auth key management and Solana transaction signing for minting compressed NFTs, with an encrypted local cache layer to optimize repeated crypto operations. The app connects to the Solana blockchain to both read and write data — balances, transactions, and on-chain asset state. Managed server state with React Query, global state with React Context and custom hooks, and integrated 6+ third-party services including PDF handling, Lottie animations, i18n, and Zod validation. Deployed to both App Store and Google Play via EAS. This is a private project currently in final stages before launch — screenshots available upon request once in production.
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Ongoing work on WhatSong (what-song.com (http://what-song.com)), a worldwide film and TV soundtrack discovery platform with 50k+ daily users. Delivered a full design system incrementally in production using Tailwind config customization and reusable components. Implemented dynamic SSR routes for artist, movie, and song pages, and optimized SEO, image loading, and lazy loading across 15+ routes. Integrated Stripe payments and A/B tested ad providers (Playwire vs NitroPay) to optimize revenue. Delivered 10+ NestJS endpoints and GraphQL queries, resolved database performance issues and query timeouts on a high-traffic PostgreSQL production system, and stabilized a Redis caching layer.
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Sole React Native developer on EmpowerLine Malawi, a legal aid app for survivors of gender-based violence in Malawi, built for the Gender and Justice Unit (GJU) and published on both App Store and Google Play. The app covers 8+ screens: 24/7 AI legal chatbot, civil rights information, multilingual search in English and local languages, callable emergency contacts, and PDF downloads. The chatbot was engineered with a session-based prompt architecture using the Gemini API, designed around the nonprofit's free tier constraints. Launched at a UN-aligned webinar coinciding with the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Covered by AfricaBrief. Link: https://africabrief.substack.com/p/gju-launches-mobile-app-to-address
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Gym Tracker
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