Front-end Developer

Company: Please contact for resume

Duration: Nov 2021 to Current (~2½ years)

Increasingly focusing on front-end development, with plans to expand this role in the future.

Support Engineer

Company: Ringba

Duration: Jul 2021 to Nov 2021 (~6 months)

This role offered a unique opportunity for direct client interaction, allowing me to address their needs and receive immediate feedback.
During this time I:

• Analyzed client and manager issues to create technical tasks to improve the system user experience and later get the feedback about the solution
• Created tools that integrated with several platforms to automate support tasks which greatly reduced the need for human interaction to notify and execute tasks.
• Developed new features, improved reporting, and created automatic asynchronous notifications services.

Full-Stack Developer

Company: System

Duration: Aug 2020 to Jul 2021 (~1 year)

A few of my main duties ad achievements were:

• Code Reviews
• Deploying code to production and automating its process
• Integrate with partners API, improving the process to collect data.
• Migrated data-access layer previously using MS SQL procedures to use Entity Framework ORM, with Unit of Work and Repository patterns reducing the development cost, code reusability, and testability.
• Led the development of projects that impacted teachers and students creating a fully integrated platform that generated automatic analytics to improve teaching material.

Full-Stack Developer

Company: Audaz Tecnologia (Now VR Benefícios

Duration: Jan 2015 to Aug 2020 (~5½ years)

I started there as a junior, but by staying there for quite some time I was able to grow with the company, learn a lot until I started working as a Technical Reference while being a Senior Developer. I was able to work on several projects, some of my main achievements while there were:

• Improved the process to integrate new clients APIs by 75%, reducing the required development time from 8hrs-16hrs to 2hrs-4 hrs
• Also led the integration of a partner's API with our service, and developed a pay-per-use bus directions system that reduced clients costs with bus tickets by more than 20%.

As a technical leader, I kept my developer duties, but also helped with new developers training, code reviews and led some training sessions such as:

• Code Quality, Clean Code and Git good practices
• Basic and most common deisgn patterns
• Unit and integration tests

Bachelor in Information Systems

University: Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais

Duration: Feb 2014 to Nov 2017

Graduated with honors.

Information Systems has a flexible educational structure, which allows students to follow different curricular trajectories, most of its subjects are focused on areas related to technology.
Key courses include (in my opinion):

• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Graph Algorithms
• Databases
• Software Quality
• Operating Systems
• Web Technologies

Post-graduation in Software Engineering

University: Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais

Duration: Mar 2018 to Nov 2019

Despite its short duration, this course significantly enhanced my solid foundation in software engineering

• Software Design
• Front and Back End Architecture
• APIs and Web Services
• Databases+
• Systematic Software Testing

Certified Scrum Master

Expeditor: Scrum Alliance

Date: 2018

While I was in my Job 1 I had they unique experience to work as Scrum Master for a few projects.
But for that I needed a strong foundation, something that I achieved by taking the 14hrs long course about scrum and taking the certification test by the end of it.

Certified Scrum Developer

Date: 2018

The certification comes with the Scrum Master course + another 16hrs long course about good practices a developer should follow to succeed with scrum.
The main topics in this course were: Test Automation and CI/CD processes.

Exam 480: HTML4 with Javascript and CSS3

Expeditor: Microsoft

Date: 2019

I must say, study for this certification and practice everything was really fun. CSS was one of my weakest front-end skill before it, and became one of my strongest with everything I learned.

Exam 486: ASP.NET MVC Web Applications

Expeditor: Microsoft

Date: 2019

The hardest certification I got so far, even though I had been working with the technology for quite some time before the exam, there were a lot of foundations that I still had to learn, that why it was the hardest, but also the most enlightening.

MSCA: Web Applications

Expeditor: Microsoft

Date: 2019