I founded NYSPCA with the purpose of providing cybersecurity consultations and help my community be a safer place to be in.

• Owning feature development from scratch to AppStore approval.• Led code base transition from Objective-C to Swift.• Continuously collaborating with mobile team to maintain stability and error free code base utilizing industry's best practices.• Worked closely with Product Management, Client Services and Sales teams to define, build and support the best possible product that serves 20% of the Fortune 100 companies.• Available on the AppStore: - Dynamic Signal: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dynamic-signal-voicestorm/id608659964 - DySi Open: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dysi-open/id1339399649

Supporting Apple's World Wide Field Engineering team to develop MacOS and iOS automation tools in Objective-C, specifically working on quality assurance of device antenna related operations such as phone calls, SMS, uploads, downloads, FaceTime voice and video calls.

• 5+ years creating apps and games in Objective-C and Swift utilizing Cocoa/CocoaTouch frameworks and Cocoas2D.• Owned full app development process of more than 10 apps, from conceptualization to AppStore release.• Supervised and mentored iOS and Android Development Teams, growing our team from 2 to 8 developers plus vendors.• Some of the apps: https://www.behance.net/csfelipe.This was great experience and here I've learned the real meaning of multi-functional multi-tasking professional. I was hired as a mobile development intern and six months later I was given a full-time job as a Junior iOS Developer building games and apps from scratch to AppStore release, and quickly assumed as a Lead iOS Developer and then Engineering Manager. While all the technical part happened I also took over the responsibilities of Office Manager.

Import and exportation operations management and office administration. I handled financial, administrative and logistic routines while assisting Gilbert to define customer support and IT structure guidelines, marketing strategies and distribution partnerships.This was my big opportunity to work outside of the tech environment, even though it was a part-time role. So I had some experience with Office Management at APP4U and Gilbert's Latin America CEO, who is a personal friend, needed help opening the office and kickstarting the operations, so I willing jumped on this journey.

I learned everything about computer hardware and software, customer technical support and IT infrastructure right here. I started out as intern in bilingual customer technical support for customers that could get on the Internet and 9 months later I started working as part-time Help Desk Analyst (night shifts). Almost everything has a starting point and this was mine with technology. I started working with customer technical support so most of the time I was on the phone helping customers to remove useless Proxy servers, deactivating Firewalls, cleaning up Browser Cookies that where messing things up, asking customers to restart their laptops and smartphones, turning on and off WiFi antenas and making sure that the cables where correctly plugged in and executing some basic command lines to see how things were running on our local servers. I also had some field tasks working on structuring cable networks in hotels and offices and configuring Unix Servers.

This was my second and shortest position related to IT and it was somewhat similar to my position in Pardo Informatica but in a global scale. I was hired as a Help Desk Analyst intern to support over 100 constructions sites that OAS has around Brazil and the world.The level of support here was a bit more deep that my previous position because of the many systems the construction site used and I got hired in a transition fase in the company where they were updating they legacy system to a fancy up to date ERP (Protheus 10). Besides that I worked configuring Windows (XP, Vista and 7, Server 2003 and Server 2008), Microsoft Office packages and whatever else was IT related.