Djason Irvinton SYLVAINCE
Software Engineer, Web Developer, and Consultant in Departement de l'Ouest, Haiti
Djason SYLVAINCE is a competent and passionate man who will bring innovative solutions to your projects from their designs to their achievements.
He is a software engineer graduated at Hackreactor . He was born in May 16th , in Haiti. He got his computer science degree at Infotronique and took a mobile app development course with android at transition Digitale supported by Codepath in Haiti.
Djason won the BRANA 2018 prize with Marc Edwin during the hackathon organized by fintech / Groupe Croissance and Ayibopost.
Where he got the opportunities to work as web developer to develope the Website for BRANA who facilitates the HR department to plan meetings with future Workers and All Workers can apply for a post at BRANA directly on the Website BRANA OFFICIAL WEBSITE (https://www.brana.ht) and he did an internship in this institution.
Djason mostly uses programming languages like React, PHP, JavaScript, NodeJS, JAVA and Bootstrap, Webpack, Babel, FPDF as Framework. He as some preferences for Mysql as database engines, but he use other popular non-relationanl and relational database like PostgreSQL, Backendless, Mongodb, SQlite and Cassandra .
He used version control to collaborate with ohter programmers and built a better product.
He have experience with agile methodology, and used the service oriented architecture on different project with different team.
He developed LajanPeyim an exchange app that allowed to put value into the Haitian currency, this app is currently available on playstore.
Djason worked with his team named “Transition Digitale”(https://transitiondigitalehaiti.com) who developed multiple applications by example: “SIMA, SxC , SIMEN HAITI, …”
He studies as much as possible to improve his skills and become an influencer in Haiti and in the rest of the world. Djason would like to learn Cyber Security.
Djason thinks that Haiti can overcome the limit if he use technologies in a better way.
“You can't change the direction of the wind, but you can adjust your sails to always reach your destination.”(Jimmy Dean)
“Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it.”(René Descartes)
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