In my role as a Senior Site Reliability Engineer, I took the initiative to standardize our entire company's Cloud ecosystem using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles. Leveraging tools like Terraform, Terragrunt, and implementing an efficient Atlantis Pipeline, I've been driving transformative change.Proud to lead the development of Project Alfred, a groundbreaking initiative focused on creating AWS objects in a standardized, secure, and simplified manner. By utilizing YAML templates in Backstage, this project not only streamlined processes but also resulted in a remarkable 30% reduction in support tickets, showcasing the power of innovative infrastructure solutions and empowering our development teams.Additionally, I actively foster an internal Infrastructure as Code community, encouraging developers and SREs to contribute modules and enhancements to the project. This collaborative effort has not only enriched our collective knowledge but has also strengthened the project as a whole.I work with:✓ AWS (EC2, s3, Lambda, RDS, Aurora RDS, CloudFront, Route53, SQS, SNS, Elasticache, DynamoDB, KMS, APIGW, IAM, VPC, Cloud Watch)✓ Kubernetes✓ Terraform✓ Terragrunt✓ Atlantis Pipeline✓ Python✓ Javascript✓ Backstage✓ Git✓ GitHub✓ Github Actions

I Joined PicPay as an SRE on Dec 20, 2021, contributing to the Tech Cross team. Undertook maintenance, support, and enhancements for BUs without dedicated SREs. Notably, PicPay is Brazil's second-largest digital bank with 70M+ users. Focused on optimizing squad environments, conducting Microservices (K8s) assessments, and active crisis management across the entire Cloud ecosystem, significantly impacting operational stability in challenging situations.Played a crucial role in hands-on migration of a legacy monolithic microservice from an outdated Amazon EKS to a new AWS account. Addressed reliability issues from outdated infrastructure, actively participating in a comprehensive migration plan for Deployments and Cronjobs, showcasing dedication to success.Championed a noteworthy challenge by mentoring on-premises-experienced individuals, emphasizing AWS fundamentals. Enabled seamless transition of support tasks into the cloud. This experience underscores commitment to knowledge-sharing, bridging the gap between on-premises and dynamic cloud technologies, especially AWS.Committed to empowering teams with essential skills for thriving in evolving tech environments.I work with:✓ AWS (EC2, s3, Lambda, RDS, Aurora RDS, CloudFront, Route53, SQS, SNS, Elasticache, DynamoDB, KMS, APIGW, IAM, VPC, Cloud Watch)✓ Kubernetes✓ Terraform✓ Terragrunt✓ Atlantis Pipeline✓ Python✓ Javascript✓ Backstage✓ Git✓ GitHub✓ Github Actions

I joined Serasa in May 2021, contributing to the DevOps team with a primary focus on the maintenance and support of AWS services. This role was crucial, given that Serasa is responsible for managing all Brazilian CPFs (individual taxpayer registry numbers).Throughout my time at Serasa, I dedicated myself to the maintenance and support of AWS resources and Microservices hosted within an ECS cluster. Additionally, I played a pivotal role in maintaining and developing modules and blueprints in Terraform.I actively contributed to the management and support of Jenkins, a key component in deploying microservices and Lambda functions.One notable achievement during my stint involved orchestrating the migration of low-usage resources from ECS to over 500 Lambdas. This strategic move not only optimized operational efficiency but also resulted in a substantial cost reduction in AWS.Moreover, I actively collaborated with developers to enhance cloud architectures, ensuring the construction of robust and efficient solutions.Worked with:✓ AWS (ECS, SNS, SQS, S3, RDS, Aurora RDS, Elasticache, Kinesis, EC2, IAM, Secrets Manager, Parameter Store, Lambda, CloudWatch, CloudFront, Route53, API Gateway, VPC, ECR)✓ Python✓ Javascript✓ Typescript✓ Docker✓ Linux✓ Helm Charts✓ Terraform✓ BitBucket✓ Linux

As a DevOps Engineer, my focus was on creating Jenkins Pipelines for the services produced by developers. I managed the GCP Container Registry, where the services were hosted. I also played a role in the migration process of transitioning the workload from GCP to AWS.I worked on structuring the AWS account, moving the entire workload from GCP to an EKS cluster. This effort included breaking down a monolithic code into a distributed structure with microservices and Lambda functions.Worked with:✓ AWS (EKS, SQS, SNS, EC2, ECR, Elasticache)✓ GCP (Container Registry)✓ Jenkins✓ Docker✓ Linux✓ Nginx

Joined Code7 in January 2021, working as a Full Stack Engineer with a focus on both Backend and Frontend software development.During my time at Code7, I was involved in maintaining legacy software and developing new modules for both Backend and Frontend. My primary focus was on building a chatbot platform using NodeJS for the Backend and ReactJS with Redux and Redux Saga for the Frontend. I also carried out integrations with external partners of Code7.Worked with:✓ NodeJS (Express, Typescript)✓ ReactJS (Hooks, Redux, Redux Saga, Styled Components)✓ MongoDB (Atlas)

Joined Prix Tech in March 2020 as a Front-end Engineer, tasked with building pages for the company's internal products, including those for third-party clients.I contributed to the development of a web page and mobile application that monitored real-time sensors in refrigerators. The application triggered notifications and alerts for anomalies in temperature, pressure, and humidity. In this project, I worked with ReactJS for web pages and React Native for mobile applications. This application could be used across various platforms, including Android, IOS, and Web.I also participated in the development of a COVID-related application where users could describe symptoms and send them to the nearest health agents. React Native was used for the development of this application.Worked with:✓ ReactJS (React Hooks, Styled Components, Typescript, and Context API)✓ React Native (React Hooks, Styled Components, Typescript, and Context API)