Tech Stacks:Java 11 | SpringBoot | Maven | Lombok | Hibernate | Microservices (Hexagonal Architecture) | SOAP/REST APIs | Apache Kafka | Apache Camel | RabbitMQ | SQL/NoSQL (MySQL, SQLServer, Firebase) | GCP (Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, APIGEE) | CI/CD (Jenkins, Bitbucket) | Kibana• Developed and maintained Java Microservices using Hexagonal Architecture• Integrated systems via SOAP and RESTful APIs• Implemented API Gateway (APIGEE) for API management• Managed SQL/NoSQL databases (MySQL, SQLServer, Firebase)• Conducted log analysis and monitoring using Kibana• Configured applications on Google Cloud Platform (Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage)• Ensured security, scalability, and performance of back-end services

As a COBOL programmer in the financial sector, I was responsible for maintaining and developing critical systems. I focused on optimizing batch and online processes, troubleshooting complex issues, and ensuring operational efficiency and security.Using Mainframe (COBOL, JCL , DB2, z/OS) technologies;

- Long experience in functional training;- Training with athletes in cycling, running and Triathlon;- Personalized training in online and in-person sessions;

During my studies, I worked at the largest running training consultancy in the northeast, at Corpore Sano Running, where we served 300 clients weekly. We also hold several events, such as the Maurício de Nassau Marathon, the TV Jornal Relay Half Marathon, among other sporting events in the region.

During this period I carried out two projects aimed at wheelchair users, following the line of research created by my co-supervisor Dr. Saulo Fernandes Melo de Oliveira. In addition to carrying out the main projects, I collaborated in other research within the Human Performance Assessment Laboratory (LapH) led by my advisor Dr. Manoel da Cunha Costa.Titles of projects carried out:1. Impact of additional mass on the kinetic variables of propulsive movement in wheelchairs: a pilot study;2. Analysis of the specificity of the compact dynamometer for wheelchair users;