As a full-stack engineer, I’m currently working on a CRM application for the real estate sector, with a focus on the website builder that allows each client to have their own customizable website. Operating within agile methodologies, I actively contribute to code reviews, shape the architecture of new features, mentor new team members, and write some code.Recently, I led a key project to enhance SEO performance and improve page indexing by migrating our website builder frontend service from React to Next.js. The platform, which hosts over 500 white-label sites, manages hundreds of requests per second. By implementing server-side rendering, we achieved a 150% reduction in average page load times, significantly enhancing performance, improving user experience, and boosting page indexing by over 300%.

Experience developing applications for public management across two software development domains.As a full-stack developer, I specialized in maintaining a legacy ERP software using Delphi on a client-server architecture, with Oracle and IBM DB2 relational databases.In my role as a frontend web developer, I focused on creating internal process management tools for the company and transparency portals for government agencies to display their expenditures and revenues publicly. I actively contributed to project structuring and execution, applying agile concepts. The primary technologies I utilized included Typescript, ReactJS, NextJS, and the entire ecosystem of tools necessary to develop robust applications in this context.

My first professional experience was through this internship. I had the opportunity to work on a large-scale legacy ERP system for municipal management, using Delphi language and client-server architecture, with focus on accounting and budgetary modules. This was a very significant experience as I was able to develop skills and solidify important concepts in code maintenance, version control, and relational SQL database structure (Oracle and IBM DB2), forming a strong foundation for my professional growth.