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During my time at WeMakeWebsites, I helped build and maintain various different big e-commerce websites under the Shopify Plus platform.

Worked as the leader of the web team. The main project at the time I was in the company was to transition from an old and discontinued e-commerce platform to Shopify. I designed, implemented, deployed and maintained a custom built Shopify store which allowed Zerezes to grow their online sales exponentially.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

I have worked for quite some time as a creative consultant, designing, building and maintaining websites for small local businesses. Projects ranged from small brochure websites to small size ecommerces.HTML, CSS/ Sass, Javascript, Gulp, Git, Webpack, Modular Design Patterns, PHP, Deployment with Ansible, Craft CMS, Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketch and others

Unbabel's “Translation as a Service” platform allows modern enterprises to understand and be understood by their customers in dozens of languages.While working at Unbabel I focused on building prototypes for new ideas under the LABS team.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

Worked on a team that was responsible for rewriting the whole front-end structure of a product that serves millions of unique visitors per month. Focus on easy scaling, maintainability, mobile first and cross-browser compatibility.HTML, Javascript, SCSS, Vue.js, Gulp, Webpack, Ruby on Rails, Git.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

As a designer, my role was to create wireframes, mockups and prototypes for new features. As a front-end Developer, i was responsible for maintaining our codebase while proposing and implementing our new front-end structure. Photoshop, Sketch, Illustrator, Invision, Vue.js, Webpack, Express.js, Git, Sass.

Nova Friburgo Area, Brazil

I worked as a woodworking apprentice at “oEbanista”, a design studio by the award winning designer Ricardo Graham. I learned the traditional techniques of woodworking while helping Ricardo build his own pieces.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

GROWP was a group of creative people with a simple goal: expand the limits and reach further than each individual could do alone. My 2 partners and I got 30 to 40 creative people together by organizing meetings, which led to internal collaborations and projects for big brands like Rider (Product & Event Production) and H&M (Pocket Collection & Video Commercial).