I'm a Java Spring Boot Developer currently working on large-scale backend systems for Ecuador’s largest private bank, with a strong background in cloud platforms, enterprise development, and security-focused microservices.
"Pollito" (Spanish for little chicken) has been my nickname since my very first birthday, when I was dressed head-to-toe in bright yellow. It stuck—and eventually became part of my professional identity. The 🐤 brand reflects my belief that serious work can still carry personality and warmth.
- 🔐 Backend Security & Authentication Systems
- ☁️ Cloud Architecture (GCP & Azure certified)
- 🧪 Microservice Testing & Code Quality (Mutation Testing, Secure Coding)
- 🛠️ RESTful APIs & Enterprise Integrations
- 🧾 Blogging about Java & Spring at pollito.dev
- 🏦 Backend Developer @ Devsu (Banco Pichincha)
- 💡 Google Cloud Certified (Architect, Associate, Digital Leader)
- 🌐 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Certified
- 🧭 Former Academic Researcher in Cybersecurity Awareness
- 🎓 Partial B.Sc. in Computer Engineering, UN San Luis
Languages: Java, Groovy, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL
Frameworks: Spring Boot, Grails, React, Next.js
Cloud: Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure
Databases: Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server
Tools: Git, Maven, Docker, IntelliJ, Postman, Jira, Scrum
- 🌐 Website: pollito.dev
- 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/franco-becvort
- 📬 Email: [email protected]
The sheer volume of technologies, frameworks, and concepts in software development is overwhelming. It is impossible to know everything. Accept this sooner rather than later. Trying to master every new trend is a recipe for burnout. Once you accept this, you can focus. It's okay to say "I don't know, but I can find out".