ABOUT US

Powering Possibilities.

Our Story

CCRP is a dedicated team of innovators driven by a shared goal: to create efficient, user-centered technological solutions that address real-world challenges. Our group values collaboration, creativity, responsibility, and professionalism. Such principles guide us in every step of our development process.

Our team combines diverse skills in programming, design, and research to build projects that are not only functional but also impactful. Through effective teamwork and continuous learning, CCRP strives to deliver quality outputs that reflect our commitment to excellence and innovation.

CCRP Group Picture
CCRP Team Working

Together, we aim to make technology more accessible, meaningful, and transformative—turning every idea into a well-crafted solution that truly connects with people. Our mission goes beyond just building systems; it's about creating experiences that inspire, empower, and make a difference in everyday life.

And as we like to remind ourselves when things get challenging: "Okay, Jonathan." It's more than a phrase—it's our cue to pause, refocus, and push forward with clarity and determination.

Team Values

Vision

To be a dynamic team recognized for transforming ideas into impactful and sustainable systems that improve lives, empower communities, and inspire innovation. CCRP envisions a place where every member's creativity, skill, and passion unite to make technology a meaningful force for positive change.

Mission

To create innovative, reliable, and user-centered technological solutions that address real-world challenges. Team CCRP strives to combine creativity, collaboration, and responsibility in every project thus ensuring that our outputs are not only functional but also meaningful to the people who use them.

Goal

P – Produce innovative, reliable solutions for real-world challenges.

O – Optimize development through collaboration and improvement.

I – Inspire teamwork, curiosity, and passion.

N – Nurture growth and uphold ethical responsibility.

T – Transform ideas into systems that create positive impact.

Meet the Team

Cindy Casquejo

Cindy Casquejo

Full-Stack Developer

"Sin"

About the Role

Cindy is the backbone of the team's technical innovation — a problem-solver who thrives on both logic and creativity. As a Full-Stack Developer, she builds and maintains every layer of a project, from the user interface that people see to the server-side logic that makes everything work seamlessly.

"When I am working on a problem, I never think about the beauty but when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong."
- R. Buckminster Fuller

Daniel Vincent Cabilla

Daniel Vincent Cabilla

Documenter

"Dhaikukuboruku"

About the Role

As the team's documenter, Daniel turns complex processes into clear, well-structured documentation. He ensures every phase of development is properly recorded, bridging the gap between technical details and easy-to-understand references.

"The greatest obstacle to living is expectation, which depends on tomorrow and wastes today"
- Lucius Annaeus Seneca

Nash Riobuya

Nash Riobuya

Hipster

"Sonnyjv165"

About the Role

Nash brings creativity and flair to every project, ensuring that design and functionality go hand in hand. As the team's "hipster," he gives each idea its unique character — blending modern aesthetics with user-friendly experiences.

"My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style"
- Maya Angelou

Heath Mattheu Pono

Heath Mattheu Pono

Project Manager / Yearner

"Hanji"

About the Role

Heath is the Project Manager and self-proclaimed Yearner of Team CCRP. With a balance of leadership and longing, he ensures every project stays on track—while secretly longing for both project success and maybe a little love on the side.

"Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything"
- George Bernard Shaw

Alone I can only do so much; together we can do so much more.

— Cindy Casquejo