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Hey, how's it going?

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I'm Kelvin Perez.

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I'm a full stack and marketing tech
developer, bringing nearly a decade of

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software engineering experience to
marketing systems.

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My foundation is PHP and Laravel with ReactJS,
TypeScript,

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WordPress, and Shopify.

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I connect websites, applications,

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and the workflows behind them.

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In this portfolio, you could explore
Light Code Labs, my lead capture and

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automation platform, and also Field
Letter, a working HubSpot

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lifecycle system, covering consent,

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email nurture and sales handoffs.

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My AI automation projects cover lead
response in

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Zapier support inbox triage review
monitoring invoice

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processing and brand voice checks as a
skill built for agents.

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I've also built with Shopify and Klaviyo
a an entire

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customer journey from abandoned cart
email

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sign up and coupons and the whole entire
customer journey life cycle.

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You could explore more on my marketing
technology and AI automations

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link on my website.

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So these projects are a controlled
demonstration because I couldn't show

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actual client work.

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And this way I could show the results
and the limitations documented and

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the guardrails that I have implemented
to make sure that

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the workflows aren't going out out of
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of whack, or they're actually doing
exactly what we want them to do.

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And the beauty about this is that you
could actually inspect the workflows,

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the emails and the decisions behind the
code and why I decided to go with

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this architecture.

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I'm looking for a remote role in a
marketing technology automation

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or software development role.

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If your team needs someone who could
connect the systems has a

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great eye for design UI UX and I could
build

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applications around anything that you
know your heart desires

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any idea.

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You know, I do it all day for myself.

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I have little tools and internal apps
and I love to talk, you know.

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So the next thing you could do is you
could go and you could go to

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the contact here and you could either
copy my email.

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I made it, you know, anti-bot, you know,
so you have to like copy it.

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You could also book a call with me a 20 minute
conversation, 15 minute conversation.

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Totally fine.

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This is my Cal.com calendar.

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And then you could also view my resume
as well.

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All right, thank you so much for your
time.

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Looking forward to hearing from you and my
name is Kelvin Perez and I can't wait to talk.