Overseeing research, design, product growth, and software development.

Product design to improve the fleet management Saas platform.

Grow is a Latam-based holding for micromobility and payments.It is the result of the merger between Grin, the mexican scooter pioneer, and Yellow, a multimodal and payment player from Brazil.

User experience and interface design for the operations team.Built products that helped improve the productivity of the street teams, for bikes, electric bikes and scooters in a dual-track discovery/delivery (or dual track scrum) team, shipping new learnings and product improvements every week.Also responsible for chargers app, that helped scale aggressively the number of active scooters from few hundreds to thousands.Interface with all operations team to identify roadblocks and how to tackle them.

Launched 10+ products, (including two mobile apps in two months) and helped to create and improve the tools to make the company grow from 400k to 3.5MM+ users and issue more than 1MM monthly coupons. Working closely with both the business side, translating their demands to software projects and with developers, brainstorming and delivering solutions for those demands. At the same time I check with them if they have everything they need to work and make sure the deadline will be met. I also do a lot of development as well, taking care of front-end of the web and mobile projects.🏆 In 2016 we were featured on the list of best Android apps of the year, in the section Made in Brazil.From the UX/design side, I did prototyping, usability testing, user journey mapping, user interviews, spend countless hours designing UIs and wrote copy for those interfaces.In the technical side, HTML5, CSS, SASS, some Javascript, Grunt… and learn how to use Webcomponents, Polymer.Apart from that, I help the team doing project management, grooming the backlog, having a comprehensive view of all the portfolio products and how they can work well and integrated.Well, it's been a wild ride!

3rd hire of the IT team and first full-time front-end developer.- Worked on the development and bi-weekly releases of 13 tools and products, including paywalls, using HTML5, CSS, Javascript/jQuery and responsive web design.- Used both scrum and kanban, able to switch between the two methods- Capable of reading interfaces and understand what's not clear for users, who don't know the product- Good relationships in all areas of the company (business, content, design and IT)

Biweekly podcast about design. The blog has articles written by our team of 7 people. After the end of my previous blog, I was happy to keep sharing ideas with other talented designers.

Partner and responsible for production and supervision of digital work for micro and small companies. Involved in decisions from strategy to delivery, I also managed internal tasks and freelancers hired eventually.Hired, served and kept the biggest client in size and revenue (Espirito Santo Investment Bank) throughout the whole period.Launched side-project to help drivers to remember of renewing their licenses when the date is due - http://renovesuacnh.com.br

This started on my last period in college, with other 6 friends. To mantain conversations on design topics we had in school, we came together with this project. In addition to posts on design and showcasing our work, we had the opportunity to interact with the community of blogs and social media in practice. Today we have about 1,500 unique visitors each month, that come from many sources.

My first role as art director and I made interactive campaigns for Bradesco, Nextel and American Express, coming up with concepts and layouts for them, and monitoring the process after going out of my hands until its conclusion and launch (front end, back end and QA).Brought digital design practices to the team, like creating files with all the assets, to gain more speed in the development phase, minimize implementation mistakes and help the agency to ship jobs on time. And since Flash was starting to die, I also had a bigger knowledge of technical stuff than other art directors to help the creative team to have different ideas.

Design and production (HTML and Flash) of integrated relationship marketing campaigns B2B for clients like Puma, Cielo, Schincariol, JBS, Mapfre, and others.

I joined the team as one of the most experienced art assistants, working directly with art directors, trainees and interns. I had then more responsibility in coming up with good concepts and art direction. Working on websites, intranets, and display ads, I was involved in design and motion.Clients: Ticket, LG, Meio&Mensagem, Schincariol.

After a M&A deal, 10’Minutos became a part of Ogilvy Interactive and part of our team moved to their building. Even in few months at Ogilvy, its way-of-thinking brought a confidence that it was possible to produce award-winning work there.Clients: 20th Century Fox and Kraft Foods.

I started as intern, working mostly with display ads. After five months I was promoted, became art assistant and began operating also in the other parts of the online campaigns’ process, since concept until production, involving art direction, website design, motion design and some HTML/CSS.After becoming art assistant I had to train two new interns again and it was awesome. It was a fast-paced environment and I was able to keep up with it and integrate it into my work since then.Clients: The Fanta Company, 20th Century Fox, Telecine, Multishow, Johnson & Johnson.

My first internship, where I learned how an internet company works and had contact with people from all hierarchical levels. My work involved art direction, design and motion graphics that fed the website’s content. I already knew HTML, but learned CSS and web standards on my own and used it for my work there.Few months later, with increased demand for design work, our team grew and I became the lead designer, guiding the team to work well and quickly, and also bringing issues for discussion on how to improve our work.After one year I had already learned lots of things there and decided to work with digital advertising, that were doing cool things on the web.