MAK's TIPM Rebuilders
Romie Silvano is a Full Stack Developer with a diverse background in web development and programming. Currently employed at MAK's TIPM Rebuilders since May 2023, Romie focuses on full stack development. Previous experience includes serving as a Ruby on Rails Developer at Impact Collective, LLC from August 2018 to September 2021, where responsibilities involved feature development, API integration, code refactoring, and maintaining applications on Heroku. Romie also worked as a WordPress Developer at IKONIK KiwiSaver & Insurance Specialists between March 2018 and August 2020, enhancing user experience through website revamps and calculator implementations. From January 2015 to September 2018, Romie contributed as a Full Stack Developer at Global Tech Marketing Group, maintaining websites and developing eCommerce solutions. Romie holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from Negros Oriental State University, completed in 2015.
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MAK's TIPM Rebuilders
MAK's TIPM Rebuilders specializes in solving the complex problems that consumers face with the electrical systems of Chrysler, Dodge Jeep, and RAM automobiles. TIPM is an acronym for Totally Integrated Power Module, which is the fuse and relay box in the Chrysler automotive architecture. Failures of the device are unfortunately too common and lead to often bizarre symptoms ranging from an inability to merely start to the vehicle to myriad electrical devices (horn, wipers, locks, radio, etc) simultaneously turning on and off by themselves, as if the vehicle is possessed. We specialize in troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing TIPMs for a international customer base of consumers, mechanics, and automotive repair shops, often saving our customers thousands of dollars over Chrysler Dealership Services.