At Descomplica, we developed and maintained microservices (Node with Nest and TypeORM) and frontends (React, Vue) using Typescript to create LMSs and CMSs for undergraduate and postgraduate students at Descomplica University.I worked on a handfull of teams, I started working on the postgraduation platform (CMS and LMS), to working on the students social relations on the undergrad platform (implementing external platforms such as gather.town, adding user notebooks which are collections of video annotations with timestamps that students can share between each other), then I worked on the migration of the undergraduation platform (to speak more on that, the old undergraduation platform was using a legacy database and application. We develop a brand new scalable modeling system, entities, relationships, a brand new CMS and LMS. Some of those legacy users and contents needed to be shown in the new platforms to avoid users being stuck, so we created an ACL (Anti-Corruption Layer) to translate legacy entities to new entities). After that, I went to the undergraduation user acquisition team were we worked with internal tools and an external platform called Lyceum to manage all students of the platform and handle all the legal stuff. The last team I worked on at Descomplica was the B2B team, where we developed a white label LMS from scratch that clients could turn features on/off for their students.

At Tero, we developed a platform where athletes could create profiles and upload videos for the analysis of coaches, thus giving athletes more visibility. We also developed an LMS to run courses on the platform. The Frontend was made in Javascript with Vue and the entire Backend was made in PHP (Symphony) with microservices architecture and with MySQL databases. We integrated external platforms as well like Google Fit and payment platforms.

At Piloti I had my first experience in developing a system from scratch, creating an API (using Laravel), database (MySQL, PostgreSQL), integrations with payment platforms (Pagarme, PayPal, Pagseguro) and working with a design team to develop Frontend screens in React. I used some AWS tools to host the platforms.I also had experience with other systems that the company developed, most of them in Wordpress.

My first contact with PHP was in college, and at 3C, I joined as an intern and had the mission of learning the Laravel framework together with the development team to build new platforms such as a help desk and a payroll loan sales system with integration of dialers.