Victor Ollervidez
There’s a human
behind the horror.
I’m Victor—a software developer and technical lead with an eye for design and a mind for systems.
I build web platforms that give design, marketing, and engineering room to move. By simplifying architecture, connecting services, and creating tools teams can use on their own, I make it easier to launch today and adapt to what’s next.
Away from the screen, you’ll probably find me somewhere in the Colorado mountains, trading browser tabs for trails.
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What I’m building at Checkr.
Checkr
Sr. Staff Web Developer
Right now I’m at Checkr, helping bridge the gap between brand, engineering, and marketing. I lead the web development team, which mostly means building the technical pieces that let everyone ship faster and with more confidence: the site, the data behind it, and the pipeline that gets changes out the door.
Lately I’ve been going deep on AI. Part of it is improving our own developer workflows so we move quicker without losing quality or accuracy. The other part is building tools for the rest of the team: MCP servers, agents, and skills that let people create content at scale through agentic workflows, without starting from scratch every time.
Don’t go intothe basement.
The tools change. The problem comes first.
Core web stack
I choose technology for the problem—not the résumé. Strong foundations and systems teams can build on come first.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- GraphQL
- Gatsby
- WordPress
A little intelligence.
Artificially added.
I use AI to explore, build, and review faster, and I build the tooling around it: custom MCP servers, agents, and skills that plug AI into the systems our team already uses. At Checkr, that means assistants can build and edit marketing pages inside our own templates and guardrails.
- AI-assisted development
- Custom MCP servers
- Agentic workflows
- LLM integrations
On my workbench
- Neovim
- WebStorm
- Pi Coding Agent
- Claude Code
- Herdr
Every good story
needs a sequel.
Have an interesting problem? A tangled web platform?
Let’s talk about what comes next.

