LollyPoppe

I’m a frontend engineer at Wallbox, a company that makes smart chargers for electric vehicles.

I contribute to frontend development across customer-facing applications and internal tools, mainly using Vue.js, TypeScript, and Nuxt. I build features end to end and maintain our frontend systems, with the goal of keeping the codebase easy to work with as the products grow.

I led the development of the company chatbot frontend. It is integrated across web and native platforms and has thousands of monthly users.

I work closely with product managers, designers, and backend engineers to plan and deliver features, often contributing across team and stack boundaries when needed. Over time, my role has grown to include product thinking, such as shaping requirements, refining solutions, and supporting prioritisation alongside product managers.

I built AI-assisted workflows that use LLMs to generate and maintain UI content. They run as a multi-step process, with validation and automated review, so the content stays consistent with our product guidelines.

Beyond feature work, I help improve our development practices through documentation and internal guidelines, and by preparing our codebases for AI-assisted workflows with tools like Claude Code.

From 2021 to 2025, I was a software engineer at Glovo, a food delivery service. I worked as a frontend engineer on the Partners app and web app, the tools partners used to manage their stores inside Glovo: their menus, their opening hours, and their own metrics, such as order details, order volume, and reviews. I developed advanced features for this large-scale application, taking it from inception to a mature state that served a diverse user base every month.

I refactored legacy code, introduced modular design patterns, improved test coverage, and shipped features on the most recent version of Vue.js.

As a team member, I collaborated closely with backend developers, UX/UI designers, and product managers to align on project requirements and deliverables.

Additionally, I led initiatives to write and update documentation for features, APIs, and workflows, so the team had clear, shared knowledge.

I started learning autonomously web developing at the begining of 2019, building some projects along the way. I then had the opportunity to do a 6 months FullStack Bootcamp at Factoria F5. Here I expanded my frontend skills and acquired new backend skills by building some projects using the popular PHP framework: Laravel. I also had the privilege to be trained in agile methodologies.

During these years, I played with several projects, both collaborative and personal. These experiences included: my personal static website, an institutional website with a custom content management system, a couple of small web applications, like appointment and bookshelf management.

By using a range of technologies such as PHP, Javascript, MySQL, React, Node.js, and more, these projects have not only expanded my technical capabilities but also provided me a valuable experience in team collaboration and project management.

Throughout my years in the social services sector, I’ve held various roles contributing to community support and development. My responsibilities have encompassed areas such as education, special needs care, post-adoption and child protection services. This experience has equipped me with a strong skill set in project management, customer support, and team collaboration, garnered through practical involvement in diverse contexts.