Daniel Silva Email & Phone Number

Richmond, Virginia, United States

New York, United States

As a consultant, I work with a large insurance client. I develop software for the logged-in area, end customer dashboard, new customer entry flow, and front-end tooling. I also work on APIs made with Go lang.

Granite Bay, California, United States

As a consultant, I worked with a big client in the hotel industry, developing and maintaining software for room reservations, and event seat choosing in large stadiums.

Osasco, São Paulo, Brazil

Responsible for crafting, building and scaling the frontend architecture for internal fraud prevention tools and applications. The components were developed in a mono-repository by using React, Typescript and styled-components stack, always following the best practices, with focus on performance and best user experience. I also defined the BFF (backend for.

Barueri, São Paulo, Brazil

Part of the engineering team and front-end platform in the development of Catho Quantum, a design system that aims to structure and standardize the development of web applications, developing tools that centralize and avoid unnecessary efforts ensuring visual integrity, performance, lead-time reduction, code reuse, quality, and documentation.

São Paulo, Brazil

Development and maintenance of the bidu.com.br website, a Brazilian startup that aims to innovate the insurance market in the country, with a high focus on SEO and performance. The stacks used were Javascript, jQuery, Ruby on Rails, Redis, MySQL and Wordpress for static pages.

São Paulo, Brazil

A software creation company in which I was allowed to participate in different projects for great Brazilian and foreign companies such as SESC, Banco do Brasil, Sony, and Fleury. In this company, I developed interfaces and applications focused on user usability, high performance, easy maintenance, and scalability.

São Paulo, Brazil

This was my first job in the technology field. I assisted the maintenance of the website and the internal applications of the Nube website, a Brazilian company of recruitment and selection of interns. The stacks used there were Python, Zope, HTML, Javascript, CSS, Linux and PostgresSQL.