Front-end software engineer. I build fast, accessible web interfaces with React and TypeScript.

  1. I sketch it in Figma.
  2. I build it in React.
  3. I ship it accessible.

Matías Díaz, front-end software engineer

About me

Matías Díaz under magenta light, looking at his phone

I build web interfaces that are fast, accessible and easy to maintain.

I'm Matías Díaz, a Software Engineering student focused on front-end. I design reusable components with React and Next.js, style them with Tailwind and prototype them in Figma before writing code. On the back end I have a foundation in C# and ASP.NET and use MySQL and MongoDB for data modelling. I work with Git and GitHub, with code reviews and agile methods. I'm results-driven and strong at problem solving: adaptable, with a solid work ethic and the ability to excel in team-based environments. I want to keep learning and grow through hands-on experience, taking on a new challenge with a successful team.

Role
Front-end software engineer
Works
Remotely
Tools
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Figma

Stack

What I reach for every day, and what I use when the project needs it.

Work

One project in depth, with a piece of it you can try right here.

EduGraph

Plan a university degree course by course.

A Next.js and Tailwind front end for planning a degree, organised with Clean Architecture ideas: presentation, application logic and domain utilities kept apart. It talks over HTTP to a standalone FastAPI service backed by MySQL.

Year
2025
Role
Front-end developer
Built with
Next.js · Tailwind · FastAPI · MySQL · Figma
View the code on GitHub
Try it: pick a courseSample curriculum

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Certificates

Courses completed on Coursera and at UNI, from data structures to the cloud.

Software engineering · 1 of 4

Python Data Structures

University of Michigan · Coursera · May 10, 2025

Python Data Structures

Let's talk

Open to front-end roles, freelance work and technical collaborations. I work remotely.