As a Tech Lead, I'm more focused on people development than software development itself. I still code (and I love code, more than ever), but now my main challenge is consider myself as a facilitator, to empower people and leverage their technical skills.I'm thinking more on long term roadmaps, breaking things down into smaller pieces so that the team can act operationally while I follow in a more strategic and tactical way.Not just being recognized as a leader, but formally, within an organizational structure, taking on this role is a whole new world for me, so as I discover the day-to-day minutiae, I update my description over time.---Some observations being a Tech Lead:- Technology is not an end in itself. It must serve the people and the process involved, not the other way around. And this is not an excuse to write/accept bad code. Quality software is expected as much as adherence to business requirements;- Leading is about leveraging others, delegating, training and empowering;- Communication is the central key: openly, promoting dialogue and understanding by listening actively and empathizing;

I'm focused in maintain build pipelines, cross platform applications, performance enhancement, custom architectures, requirements gathering, application modeling and another non-coding stuff too.I'm also focused on deliver fresh content to the team, point some technology stack to be used, lead, contribute and learn along other professionals.At zFlow, as we decide to start some ideas from scratch, the R&D oftenly is a requirement before we decide what we really will do.One of the reached company goals, was the migration of some legacy applications, to an entirely fresh new platform, that can fit all this old and new stuff together.Another great accomplishment was the creation of an agnostic web platform, SEO focused, that handles thousands of dynamic page rendering.

At zFlow, I'm responsible for developing frontend applications for the Automotive and Financial Industry. As a senior developer, I'm constantly challenged to enhance my skills. Some stuff involved:- Server Side Rendering (SSR) using AWS stack;- Dynamic site creation using Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Lambda and NodeJS;- Huge build customizations;- VUE, VUEX, NUXT;- A/B tests (Google Optmize and own tools);- Full support for A11Y (WAI-ARIA);- Google and Adobe Analytics concomitant implementing;- Framework abstractions for specific usages;- SEO focused;- Authoring of third party applications embedded in enormous players;- Authoring, documentation and version management of internal NPM packages for the development team;- Co-creation with UI/UX team;- SCRUM;- Refactoring of entire applications, evolving the technology involved;- Constant and direct contact with stakeholders;- Drink a lot of coffee;

As a senior engineer, I was responsible for define some architecture strategies, research and choose appropriated technologies, analyse/produce requirements gatherings, lead and learn with the team, code a lot, advocate in favour of the frontend team and a lot of another things.I worked in a PAAS solution entirely based on Javascript, with micro-frontends, webcomponents, a local NPM registry, a lot of own distributed packages. Was amazing!

I was responsible for designing, developing and maintaining the core of some javascript applications. This includes the development of reusable components/services, dependency control/management, leading and learning with another developers.While in this position I accomplished a company checkpoint, that was study, analyse and implement a new technology stack for the frontend solutions.Some reached goals: - Design/implement a way to render new applications (Angular 2+) among the old ones (JSF, jQuery and a lot of legacy stuff); - Design/implement some abstractions to be used by the team (i18n, Authentication, REST, etc) - Design/implement some common components to be shared with the team (Datatables, Modals, Treeviews, Charts, and a lot of cool stuff)

Software development using PHP, MySQL and JS as main languages.Symfony, AngularJS, Ionic, Sencha, Ext4, Phonegap, Cordova and some other technologies to build specific solutions.

At GRUPOW, I, along with other developers, was responsible for develop APIs and a frontend application. Our stack was based on a microservices architecture. PHP (Yii2 Framework, Silex, Doctrine), JS (AngularJS), Grails, MySQL, Redis, Docker, AWS, and some other technologies were a common place.

Software development for managing internal company processes.Development of functional prototypes for launching new products.Technologies used: JS, PHP, MongoDB, PostgresSQL, Ruby;

Responsible for maintaining the content and structure of the Univali Portal.Layout prototype for Univali Publishing Company;New version of Univali FM Online;Development of numerous landing pages;An interactive panel was developed that displayed twitter posts in real time during the university's event;Univali News was integrated with Issuu;Creation of scripts within the NAS Portal platform (.NET);And many other cool things!

Development of printed and digital graphic arts, for different media.Creation of web layouts, identity manuals (and their items), functional prototyping and so on...

Development of layouts for web, programming in JS, PHP and ActionScript. Development of graphic pieces for print and digital media.

Sales Manager - Telecom Retail - TIM CELULAR OperatorImmediate management of stores in the network; Commercial administration; Inventory control; Professional training and qualification; Pre-selection of employees; Commercial and marketing management; Development and execution of projects and action plans; Implementation of strategies isolated from the network; Recruitment and relationship with partners; Creation of reports, spreadsheets, graphs and presentations; Management of sales team; Development of storefront layouts;

Technology consultancy in TIM MCS and Oi stores; Development and execution of training for employees (salespeople, managers, stakeholders, consultants, etc.); Presentation developer; Merchandising; Trade Marketing for TIM and Oi stores; TIM store management;