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👋 Welcome to My GitHub Profile!

Hi there! I’m Rafael González, also known as LoboGuardian 🐺

Software Architect, Backend Developer & DevSecOps Specialist
Cloud Evangelist for Designing Secure, Scalable Systems
Python • Rust • TypeScript • Kubernetes
Telecom Engineer • STEAM Mentor • Roboter-Ersteller

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🧭 About Me

I’m a Telecommunications Engineer turned Software Architect, passionate about designing secure, scalable, and resilient backend systems.
My work blends backend engineering, DevSecOps practices, and cloud-native architectures, with a strong foundation in network infrastructure and distributed systems.

Beyond engineering, I mentor young innovators as a STEAM advocate and WRO Judge, helping them transform curiosity into engineering excellence.

“Architecture is the art of making complexity look simple.” — Rafael González


🏗️ Technical Expertise

🧠 Core Engineering

  • Languages: Python 🐍 · Rust 🦀 · TypeScript ⚙️
  • Frameworks: Django / DRF, FastAPI, NestJS, Actix, Rocket
  • Architectural Patterns: Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Event-Driven Systems, CQRS
  • Security: JWT, OAuth2, bcrypt, 2FA, encryption, reCAPTCHA
  • Data & Caching: PostgreSQL, Redis, ElasticSearch, SQLite
  • Testing: pytest, unittest, coverage, Supertest

☁️ DevSecOps & Cloud Infrastructure

  • Containers & Orchestration: Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes
  • CI/CD Pipelines: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins
  • Cloud Providers: AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, Cloudflare
  • IaC & Automation: Terraform, Ansible
  • Monitoring & Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Sentry, ELK stack

⚙️ Software Architecture Principles

“Build systems that endure, not code that just works.”

  • System Design for distributed, fault-tolerant services
  • API design with REST and OpenAPI/Swagger
  • Asynchronous processing with Celery, RQ, or BullMQ
  • Event sourcing & microservice orchestration
  • Observability-first design: metrics, logging, and tracing

🚀 Current Focus

  • 🔒 Strengthening DevSecOps pipelines under zero-trust and least-privilege principles
  • ⚙️ Scaling microservices & event-driven systems with async processing
  • ☁️ Promoting Cloud-Native architecture & security automation
  • 🧠 Researching Rust for backend systems and WebAssembly integration

👥 Community & Mentorship

  • 🤖 WRO Judge — fostering innovation through robotics & applied engineering
  • 🧑‍🏫 STEAM Mentor — guiding students and developers
  • 🧩 Open Source Contributor — sharing solutions on architecture, DevOps

“Knowledge only matters when it’s shared.”

“Design systems that stand the test of time — and help others learn how to do the same.”
Rafael González • LoboGuardian 🐺


Fun Fact:

Bugs don't care me!; they keep life spicy.

Besides coding, I'm passionate about exercise and math. I particularly enjoy delving into the intricacies of integrals, derivatives, and complex mathematical calculations.

I unwind with math problems. Nothing like a good integral to relax the mind.

🏆🎖 Achievements

I take pride in my accomplishments and contributions in the coding community. Here are some of my noteworthy recognitions:

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🧮📝 GitHub Statistics

LoboGuardian's Streak Current streak of contributions.

Contribution Stats

LoboGuardian's stats Overview of my contributions over the past year.

Most Used Languages

LoboGuardian's Most Used Languages Languages I frequently use in my projects.

GitHub Activity Graph

LoboGuardian's github activity graph My activity over time – showcasing my commitment to open-source and continuous learning.

🔝 Top Contributed Repo

💻 Tech Arsenal

Primary Stack: Python • Rust • TypeScript • C# • Go • Django • NestJS • FastAPI • .NET • PostgreSQL • Redis • Docker • Kubernetes • AWS • Azure • Terraform • Ansible • Nginx • Gunicorn • Git • GitHub

Complementary Tools: Dart • Flutter • Node.js • C • C++ • JavaScript • HTML5 • CSS3 • DRF • Flask • Celery • RabbitMQ • GraphQL • Microsoft SQL Server • MongoDB • MySQL • MariaDB • SQLite • InfluxDB • Azure • DigitalOcean • Heroku • Netlify • Jenkins • R • Julia • Pandas • NumPy • Matplotlib • OpenCV • TensorFlow • PyTorch • Power Bi

Tooling & Monitoring:
Prometheus • Grafana • Sentry • Elastic Stack • GitHub Actions • GitLab CI/CD • Trello • Jira • Slack • Zoom • FFmpeg • Canva • Inkscape • Krita • Gimp • Blender • Unreal Engine

Languages:
Python • Rust • Go • C# • TypeScript • Bash • Dart • C • C++ • JavaScript • HTML5 • CSS3 • PowerShell • R • Julia • Markdown • LaTeX


💭 My Philosophy

If it doesn't exist, create it yourself.

  • Daniel Wieczorek

✍️ Random Dev Quote


🔗 Connect with Me

💰 Support My Work

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📜 Citation

If you would like to reference my work, you can cite it as follows:

González, Rafael. "LoboGuardian." GitHub Profile. https://github.com/LoboGuardian

Thank you for visiting my GitHub profile! Let's connect and collaborate!

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