About

Geraldine Hernandez Al-Attrach is a Software Developer with a passion for programming and user experience. With a background in Psychology, she brings a valuable perspective to the user experience. She completed a five-month full-time course in JavaScript / React at Ubiqum Code Academy and has been working at Between Technology and Babel Sistemas honing her JavaScript, CSS, Angular, and TypeScript skills. Geraldine is keen to find a growing company that works in an agile way, where she can grow and shine as a Developer. Currently, Geraldine works as a Frontend Engineer at Amelia Virtual Care, a top virtual reality platform for mental health. She is responsible for developing high-quality UI software for the most flexible and effective VR platform that specializes in the treatment of mental health disorders. Her work helps psychologists, therapists, and healthcare professionals to impact mental health benefits to their clinic practice. Geraldine has a Master's Degree in Psychology of Creativity, where she gained knowledge in creativity in communication, motivational and market research, trend, values, and lifestyles analysis, design thinking strategies, branding strategies, company and product naming, as well as new product development in the business world. She also has a Bachelor's Degree in Clinical Psychology, providing models, theories, and explanatory approaches to the functions and psychic features of the human being. With more than 10 years of experience studying human behavior, Geraldine has experience in clinical and academic research of creative processes. She has a background in psychological evaluation, psychodiagnosis, and teaching. Her activities have developed her ability in coding, analysis, synthesis, and development of teaching-learning strategies. She also has experience in Marketing and research. Geraldine's Tech Stack includes Frontend, Software Engineer, Javascript, Research Scientist, Typescript, UI, dotNET, ASP.NET, Backend, AngularJS, ReactJS, VueJS, and SQL. She has 3.94 years of relevant experience. Geraldine is a Women in STEM advocate and a Psychocreativity enthusiast.