About Me

 

Hi! I’m Esteban Güenul Almonacid, a software developer with experience in web development, specializing in Electronic Invoicing in Chile. For over six years, I’ve worked on projects ranging from consulting to implementing practical and efficient solutions for various companies.

Beyond my career in software development, I’m also a musician and passionate about death metal, which reflects my creativity and dedication both in music and technology. I enjoy sharing my technical knowledge through tutorials and articles, helping others solve challenges and improve their skills in Java, web development, and enterprise systems.

In my free time, I like to explore new technologies, enjoy a good coffee (or a craft beer 🍻), and connect with people who share my interests. To me, both programming and music are forms of expression and tools for building something meaningful.

You can find me on LinkedIn, Facebook, and GitLab, where I share technical content, project updates, and occasionally, some music. Feel free to connect with me and follow my work!

📬 Contact Information

✉️ Email: eguenul37@gmail.com
🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/esteban-guenul-68a681324
📱 Phone: +56 9 7588 3420
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/esteban.guenul
🐙 GitLab: gitlab.com/eguenul
📍 Location: Puerto Montt, Chile

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