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Tomy F. Romero, Full-Stack Software Engineer

Ocala, Florida.

Full-stack engineer building home care software at MEDsys. I work across C#/.NET services, React frontends, and the SQL Server work behind scheduling, billing, and authorizations, and I like asking the right questions to get to the root of what's needed. Nights and weekends I ship my own projects end to end. UVI graduate, bilingual in English and Spanish. SQL nerd.

Experience

Software Engineer I, MEDsys Software Solutions

April 2025 – Present, Remote

  • Develop and maintain full-stack features for a HIPAA-compliant platform serving multiple home care agencies, using C#, ASP.NET, JavaScript, and SQL Server.
  • Build and enhance reporting tools, data entry forms, and billing and invoicing workflows for operational teams.
  • Resolve production support tickets and bugs, working with QA to find root causes and propose solutions.
  • Work with business stakeholders to turn operational needs into features, in an Agile environment using Jira and Confluence.

Tech: C# .NET, SQL Server, JavaScript, ASP.NET Core, Jira

Software Developer Intern, LocalChef

January 2025 – April 2025, Remote

  • Developed features for a startup product as part of a small, fast-paced engineering team.
  • Helped build user authentication and payment integration for the platform.

Tech: React, AWS, MySQL, Stripe

Software Developer Trainee, Revature

June 2024 – September 2024, Remote

  • Completed a structured Agile software development training program covering the full development lifecycle.
  • Applied code quality practices including testing, continuous integration, and version control.

Tech: C# .NET, React, MS SQL Server, Docker, CI/CD

Projects

ArtifyMe (2026)

AI paintings from your own sketches. ArtifyMe turns a sketch into a painting. Draw on the canvas, say what it is, pick a style, and watch it painted step by step, following your lines. The Expo and React Native app talks to an ASP.NET Core API on .NET 10 with SQL Server, which runs each painting as a background job, so closing the app never loses one. A Python FastAPI service runs Stable Diffusion 1.5 with ControlNet on a cloud GPU, and images stay private in Cloudflare R2.

Tech: React Native, Expo, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, Python, Stable Diffusion

Source on GitHub

StoreOperations (2026)

An online store, and the console that runs it. StoreOps is an online store platform: a storefront for shoppers and a console for the people who run the store. Shoppers browse, search and check out with or without an account. Stripe takes the payment and works out the sales tax, and the order is created only once Stripe confirms it. Owners run orders, products, customers and newsletters from the console, and change the theme, logo, colors and home page with a live preview. Next.js and React sit in front of an ASP.NET Core API with SQL Server, which sends every email through an outbox.

Tech: Next.js, React, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, Stripe

Source on GitHub

Sparks (2026)

A social network for creative ideas. Sparks is a social network for creative ideas: movie pitches, book plots, artwork, haiku and jokes, each with a card of its own. Draft one with AI, talk it over in threaded comments, and message other members live. The Next.js and React web app talks to an ASP.NET Core API on .NET 10 with SQL Server, which owns the data, sign-in, images and real-time events over SignalR. Google Gemini writes the drafts, Cloudflare Workers AI paints the pictures, and images stay private in Cloudflare R2.

Tech: Next.js, React, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, SignalR

Source on GitHub

Skills

Languages
C#, JavaScript/TypeScript, SQL, HTML/CSS
Backend
ASP.NET Core, REST APIs, API Design, Entity Framework, LINQ, SignalR, Authentication
Frontend
React, React Native, Next.js, TanStack Query, Tailwind CSS, Accessibility
Data & Cloud
SQL Server, T-SQL, Database Design, Azure, AWS
Tools
Git, Docker, CI/CD, Unit Testing, Integration Testing, xUnit

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, University of the Virgin Islands (August 2018 – December 2022)

Certifications

Tomy F. Romero, Full-Stack Software Engineer

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