Giuseppe Gurgone
Hello there! Please use this page to contact me about work opportunities.
With 13 years of industry experience on the web as a software engineer and strong systems design, analytical and communication skills, I can help your organization defining and crafting quality solutions that scale and bring value.
My main programming languages are TypeScript, JavaScript, Node and Solidity. I have extensive experience and deep understanding of how React, Next.js, Remix and many other popular solutions work.
Services
I am available for consulting and development in the following areas:
- Frontend tooling and infrastructure, APIs and application architecture – I like to design and implement elegant solutions that solve problems and can scale
- Next.js or Remix consulting
- Library development (proprietary or open source)
- Performance or codebase audits
- Design systems and CSS tooling
- Ethereum smart contracts (Solidity) development and web3 tooling
- Technical oversight and team guidance, leading groups of engineers
- Frontend development and React centric training
Previous Work
Over my career I lived in five different countries and worked for great companies and with great customers: Yelp, Automattic, DatoCMS, Vercel, Amboss, Swiss Red Cross, PSPDFKit, Graduateland. Some of my open source work runs on word-class websites like TikTok, Hulu, Nike, Vercel, Tencent News (xw.qq.com).
Below are some example projects I did as a consultant/independent engineer:
- Built an AI user interface generation solution for Webstudio.is – the open source no-code website design tool. Details →
- Worked with AMBOSS Engineering to improve their testing infrastructure and Quality Engineering processes. Details →
- Helped DatoCMS building their structured text (documents) solution. Details →
- Built an SDK for getdx.com's embedding functionality
- Worked on an optimization for a Babel plugin that made it 5x faster resulting in considerable increase in development speed for the client. Details →
Contact
Let me know about your project and let’s talk: