I was assigned to work with the Data Lake team and build the frontend of a CRM product. After the project moved on to another team I stayed with Data Lake team, learning and working through some batch distributed processes and, as a frontend of course, some UI. Today I work with a team that I was invited to build the frontend of a product that categorizes products.

I worked in (probably) the bigger project that I've have ever put my hands on (at the time): a huge recruitement of a company called Teleperformance. Did a lot of frontend stuff (which triggered my interest in UI and UX) and backend in .NET (mainly C#). It was pretty intense since I already joined the team when the project was already 2 month late, but was a really nice experience.

STI is responsable for my university academic system. Mostly Java web backend stuff... EJB, JSF, JPA2, Spring. I took care of two systems: Academic tutoring and the scientific initiation scholarship management system.

They had a lot of manual processes so I was assigned to do a lot of automatizations in C#. They had, also, a huge database. I learned a lot from there...I resigned when I got a vacancy to the Federal Fluminense University. Not only the work place and the university were far of each other but the university schedule had far too many conflicts with my working hours.

Caelum is a nice company that offers technical courses. Everything I know today, including good practices, agile, Java web development, HTML5, Git, etc, I learned there. They also have a huge presence in the community and also influenced me to participate in Dojos and Meetups. Good memories, indeed. Firstly, I was supposed to help with the infra... as all the computers there had Ubuntu on it, it was a cool first experience handling Linux (in love with it since then). I was allowed to participate on courses with vacancy and I did a lot of them. Java, Java Web, EJB, JPA2, Agile, etc.

I helped with the structural cabling and the computers maintenances. No code at all. Boring (and it didn't even count as activity hours for my tech highschool). But I learned a lot about basic infrastructure and a little bit about network. I've setup a Novel file server and a Lotus Notes mail server.