Ángel Muñoz is a climate scientist and co-founder who builds operational climate-risk analytics and early-warning systems that governments, UN agencies and banks actually use to protect food, water, health and infrastructure. With 18+ years spanning numerical modelling, academic research at Princeton and Columbia, and applied roles at BSC and IRI, he blends rigorous evaluation with co-designed, locally sustainable solutions. As Chief Scientific Officer at Alisios he leads multidisciplinary teams to translate sub-seasonal-to-decadal forecasts and observations into decision-ready triggers, financeable actions and capacity development. He also contributes front-end engineering work—recently modernizing Google sign-in flows in a popular Angular social-login repo—illustrating his hands-on approach across science and software.
Social login and authentication module for Angular 21
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:1 review, 25 commits, 3 PRs in 29 days
Contributions summary:Angel primarily focused on updating and refactoring the Google login provider within the Angular social login module. Their contributions involved modifying the Google sign-in flow, integrating the Google Identity Services (GIS) client, and addressing issues with token refreshing and access. They also made changes to the Google sign-in button directive and updated the demo component to utilize the Google login functionality. The changes suggest a focus on implementing and maintaining the Google login integration within the Angular application.
Featuring angular 7, Angular Material, ASP.NET Core, SignalR, IdentityServer4
Contributions:176 commits, 4 PRs, 191 pushes in 1 year 6 months
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