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University education and real world are two completely different things. Although higher education does a good foundational work, it is an internship where you can “connect the dots” and prepare yourself to transition into the working life.

The NSF’s National Optical-Infrared Astronomy Research Laboratory, NOIRLab for short, presents its new website. Edison Arango led the development team responsible to put online the massive website. Now it is time to update your bookmarks and let's start Discovering Our Universe Together.

Corporate Identity defines who we are and where we want to be. Enciso Systems team joined efforts with graphic designers to invigorate our visual identity. In doing so, the goal was to honor our origin and pave the way to a promising future. The result is astounding. The new logo encapsulates the corporate DNA faithfully and provides an energy boost to take our firm to the next level.

Working at Enciso Systems is a huge opportunity for me and my partners, we are in a team of colleagues with a similar expertise level that creates a great synergy between us.

Given the recent developments of the public health crisis, telework is the preferred strategy for collaborators at Enciso Systems.

BYE BYE 404 team is committed to improve web content quality of the most prominent astronomical observatory on earth. Everyday, web content analysts and software developers devote their passion and professionalism to ensure the continuous and accurate operation of the broken link tool.

BYE BYE 404’s software development team has fully integrated the continuous delivery of product’s updates after pushing changes to the code repository. By using this approach, users will profit from shorter development cycles and new features frequently.

BYE BYE 404’s development team deployed a new version of the web application. The new version incorporates cutting-edge software engineering culture and practice that unifies software development and operations, on top of cloud computing services.

Computer scientists from BYE BYE 404 and the University of the Llanos presented two research papers at the Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology in Peru.

Two scientific papers by students from the University of the Llanos were accepted to the Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology (LACCEI). In this year, the conference takes place in Lima, Peru, from July 18 to 20.