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Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brasil

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brasil

PicPay is a Brazilian financial app with more than 60 million registered users. There, I work with the maintenance and development of new features for the personal credit lending post-contracting experience for the PicPay app. Contributing to a multi-disciplinary squad, I'm also part of a team of approximately 100 iOS developers, where I mentor two developers. I also participate in meetings to understand and refine tasks and contribute to the recruitment process through technical interviews.Technologies: MVVM • VIP+C • View Code • Unit Testing • CocoaPods • Git • Jira Software • Scrum • Bitrise • Server Driven UI • Analytics

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brasil

Continuing the work I performed as an outsourced employee, now working directly for Agi, I was able to contribute even further to the team. In addition to the maintenance and development of new features, I was also able to host meetings, mentor new team members, participate in the recruitment process of new developers through technical interviews, and become a reference in the part in which I worked.Technologies: MVVM • MVP+C • View Code • Unit Testing • CocoaPods • Git • Jira Software • Scrum • Bitrise • Carthage • Snapshot Testing •

Porto Alegre E Região, Brasil

I worked as an outsourcer for Agi (former Agibank), a Brazilian digital bank. There I worked in the maintenance and development of new features, also participating in the development of the new version, completely reformulated, of the application.Technologies: MVVM • MVP+C • View Code • Unit Testing • CocoaPods • Git • Jira Software • Scrum • Bitrise •

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande Do Sul

Worked on the maintenance and development of new features for the company's application, using the MVC architecture. I also participated in developing an application from the scratch for two clients, both using MVC architecture.

Porto Alegre E Região, Brasil

Class Monitor of the Introduction to Programming course. Accompanied engineering students who were taking the course during their practical classes, and helped the professor by reviewing practical assignments and clarifying students' doubts about practical programming problems in the C language.