Lino Sistemas works and develops software for successful companies like Mc Donald’s, SBT, Lacta and Shell. Who all have a major presence in Brazil.My main responsibility is to lead projects. When I take on a leadership role I tend to assist in not only in the development process, but I am also consulted with any issues that arise. Me and my team will then brainstorm ideas on how we can move forward with a project. In general, the main projects I’ve worked on are promotions landing pages, administrative and REST API solutions

TOTVS is one of the biggest IT companies located in Brazil. They lead the market with an infinite number of solutions for different businesses like education, payment, administration , distribution, health, etc.I worked in the payments innovation field which allows Brazilians and companies alike to make transactions by card or pix*. Our main goal was data integrity, performance and communication with third party APIs.Pix is a transaction method like e-transfer

At Mude Wellness, the largest wellness company in South America, I played a pivotal role as a Backend and API Developer. The company was responsible for pioneering the introduction of Out-of-Home (OOH) and Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) strategies at Mude stations, physical locations built in public spaces such as beaches and squares, enabling people to engage in exercise or group classes through Mude's app.My responsibilities encompassed the design, development, and maintenance of the API, ensuring seamless functionality and online availability of the services provided. Additionally, I focused on the frontend development of an internal Mude website. This platform allowed Mude's instructors and fitness professionals to register classes, edit text, and add videos to their content.Throughout my tenure at Mude Wellness, I effectively managed the API implementation process, ensuring the successful integration of all these services into the mobile app. Simultaneously, I developed the internal website to empower professionals to add content to the app and efficiently register in-person classes.

At FicTix, a company dedicated to bridging the gap between physical and digital experiences, I was immersed in a multitude of projects simultaneously, contributing to the creation of innovative digital totems. One project that stands out and I take great pride in is NeoStudio, developed for the prestigious Brazilian fashion brand Reserva. NeoStudio was an online platform enabling personalized 3D customization of sneakers.My responsibilities encompassed a broad spectrum of skills:• Web Development using React.js and Three.js• REST API development with Django/Python• Digital Totem development with Unity/C# and Flutter Desktop• AWS EC2 and AWS RDS for hosting solutions and database management• Database manipulation• Serving as an Internship MentorI also ventured into diverse projects like Kuke, a Software as a Service (SAAS) model, providing subscribers with a platform to customize their meal plans, with ingredients delivered to their doorstep.Noteworthy projects include the development of a digital totem for one of Brazil's largest hortifruti companies, Hortifruti, and crafting a store management page for L'Oréal Paris.My commitment to FicTix allowed me to contribute to cutting-edge projects, transforming ideas into interactive experiences that merge the physical and digital realms seamlessly.

At Hub9, my journey began as a Full Stack Development intern, immersing myself in a diverse array of projects of varying scales. My primary focus was contributing to the development of several notable projects, including La Estampa, @Rio - Firjan, and Aos Fatos.One of my most significant challenges was mastering the art of self-driven development—learning to study independently and troubleshoot various issues before seeking assistance from the senior developers, who were often engrossed in their own challenges.I worked these projects using Python, leveraging both Django and Flask frameworks. For web development, the choice between jQuery and React.js was made based on project requirements.During my tenure, I delved into agile methodologies, particularly utilizing Trello for project management and adopting a Kanban approach. The experience extended navigating the realm of NoSQL databases, with MongoDB marking my inaugural encounter.

At the outset of my career, fresh out of my technical course and high school, I swiftly landed an internship at Adoro Robotica—an educational robotics. Specializing in cultivating a maker mindset, the company dedicated itself to teaching robotics, electronics, and programming logic to individuals of all ages.My role as an intern was multi-faceted, encompassing game development, website enhancement, and stepping in to assist or even substitute for instructors. I honed my skills in making games using C# and Unity and in develop websites with HTML/CSS and Jquery.Beyond the realm of coding, I actively contributed to lessons in basic electronics and robotics for children using LEGO Mindstorms kits. While navigating the challenges of instructing students of varied ages, I found that younger children posed the most significant difficulty in capturing their attention.What sets this experience apart is the opportunity it provided me to cultivate a teaching aspect of my skill set, enabling me not only to learn but to impart knowledge effectively.