Industrial context
Experience in supplier development, component qualification, manufacturing and automotive lighting.
Antonio Arjona / Industrial technology & software / Germany
Industrial experience. Practical software.
I bring a background in automotive manufacturing, supplier development and electronics to web applications and industrial design studies. My focus is making operational information easier to understand and use.
Currently developing my frontend and DevOps skills with Lemoncode, alongside a career working with components, production processes and quality.
Practical software
Web interfaces and data tools that turn operational questions into something people can work with.
Electronics & systems
An interest in sensing, embedded software and the path from a physical signal to a useful interface.
Selected work
From industrial questions to technical decisions.
A working portfolio application and two original concept designs exploring electronics and shopfloor workflows.
Working portfolio app
Supplier Risk Board
A frontend portfolio application for reviewing supplier issues, prioritising risk and tracking actions using simulated manufacturing data.
Concept design
CAN Sensor Node
An electronics concept for a compact sensor acquisition module, from analogue inputs and CAN messages to a browser-based diagnostic view.
Concept design
Shopfloor Downtime Workflow
An automation concept connecting machine events with operator explanations and a shift-review interface, using a fictional production cell.
About
A career built around how things work.
My route into software started with chemistry and a career in automotive manufacturing, lighting development and supplier qualification. That background shapes the questions I bring to software: what information is missing, who needs it, and how can a tool make the next decision clearer?
I also enjoy making things by hand, electronics and creative technology. I am interested in the details that connect an idea to something useful.
More about my background →Writing
Thinking through technology.
I write in English about software, industrial systems and the decisions behind them. Programmable is where I explore these questions; this site also keeps an archive of earlier technical notes.
Get in touch
Working where industry meets software?
I welcome conversations about industrial tools, electronics, web development and practical projects. You can reach me on LinkedIn.