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Marco Trejo

Eternal learner, interested in Software Development, Cloud computing, Programming languages, Integration Solutions, I like Java, Python, REST API, AWS, Azure, GC, Snowflake, looking to collaborate.

Location Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Joined Joined on  Personal website https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-trejo-47131b3a/ twitter website

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Launched a web version Java Spring Framework, Spring Boot Web
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Launched a web version Java Spring Framework, Spring Boot Web

#java #springboot #postgres #backend
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PyTorch and Deep Learning for Decision Makers (LFS1116)
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PyTorch and Deep Learning for Decision Makers (LFS1116)

#deeplearning #ai #career #learning
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CyberSecurity with ZAP Checkmarx
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CyberSecurity with ZAP Checkmarx

#cybersecurity #applicationsecurity #devsecops #security
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Develop branching and looping structures in C#
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Develop branching and looping structures in C#

#csharp #learning #devchallenge
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Cybersecurity Essentials (LFC108)
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Cybersecurity Essentials (LFC108)

#cybersecurity #linux #continuouslearning
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Cybersecurity Understanding the OWASP® Top 10 Security Threats
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Cybersecurity Understanding the OWASP® Top 10 Security Threats

#discuss #cybersecurity #linux #security
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Explore CODAP
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Explore CODAP

#data #education #datascience
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Training portal to learn about XSS defenses and Arduino
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Training portal to learn about XSS defenses and Arduino

#security #arduino #cybersecurity #learning
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Top Cybersecurity Tools Developers Should Use
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Top Cybersecurity Tools Developers Should Use

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