As a coordinator, I worked in people and project management, coordinating squads, give feedback for squad members through 1:1 meetings, leading projects of various complexities, ensure technological evolution and the well-being of employees and the operational excellence of the product for which I was responsible. I designed cloud-native solutions, aiming for security, scalability, reliability and performance, with a critical eye on end customer satisfaction.As a technical coordinator, I was looking for good development practices in my team, always looking to look at the evolution of the product and the best technique to be applied according to the problem to be solved. Implementing Design Patterns and Good practices such as SOLID, KISS, DRY and YAGNI in projects of different natures of cloud-native architecture such as CQRS, Batches and REST and always encouraging the culture of unit testing.We built a platform to delivery reports based in Java with Spring Framework, GraphQL, using native cloud solution from Google Cloud Platform like Cloud SQL for Database, Bigquery for Bigdata, PubSub for message protocol, Spark with Java to Extract, Transform and Load Data.

I worked as a techlead, supporting and developing solutions together with the squad, designing the technical evolution of the product. I had the opportunity to support and work on the Migration of Websphere projects to the Cloud through technology evolution. Migrating Java EE projects to Java Spring with Kubernetes.

Client: AllianzActing as a Java Developer, building Rest (Microservices standard) and Batch applications with daily executions, returning all processing results in 2 ways, insertion into database and generation of CSV file, through the Spring Framework. Construction of Queries for querying and inserting data into DB2, and evolutions in existing applications.

Client: Bradesco SegurosI worked as a Senior Developer, supporting the planning of the refactoring of the insurance company's capitalization management system and also creating a system for integration with Cielo's payment method. Using good practices such as SOLID and Design patterns such as Strategy, Command and Observer in a REST architecture

Working with planning and scope management, translating business requirements into technical requirements, always seeking the best management practices. Using agile and traction methodology techniques, planning sprints, generating status reports to stakeholders without leaving the technical management of the team, seeking the best practices to meet the project's demands using AWS services like DynamoDB, EC2 and RDS

Working as a Full Stack Software Developer on a project for Human Resources Management Software in the public sector. The technologies involved in this project were: Java 8 with Stack Spring Boot, Data, Web and security. Angular 6 with Boostrap 4. Project using JNDI and Wildfly resources as Container and SQL Server as Database. Jenkins supporting CI/CD and GIT as Version Control. Application divided into two parts, being backend with access via REST.Developed in Java 6 with Framework Velocity and Oracle Database, the project was updated using Java 8, spring framework, Repository Pattern and JPQL architecture to access the database in CRUDs and queries converted from Oracle to SQL Server. Frontend was migrated from Velocity to Angular 6 with Boostrap 4

Project: Commercial AutomationDevelopment of Commercial Automation Software for management and control of inventory, point of sale and cash flow. Software Initially developed in vb.net and refactored in Java 7 using SQL Server 2008/2012 as SGDB.-Project: Android Mobile App.Mobile Software Development for the Android platform using API 26 and resources such as:Sqlite for local data persistence, Retrofit to support access to the Webservice, hardware resources such as GPS, Camera, QR Code Reader, among others.-Project: Mobile App (Backend API)Development of REST API for Mobile Application using EJB and JBOSS Wildfly, MySQL as Database through JNDI and use of Google Cloud Messaging for messaging service with the application. This project was hosted on AWS EC2 Service