Nathan Bombana Email & Phone Number

State Of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil

I am a hobbyist game developer in a pseudo-studio with a few friends. Some of us do that as their main job, some of us do that for a hobby (I am one of the hobbyists).In here, I develop open-source Minecraft mods using the FabricMC mod loader. We use Java, Kotlin, and a lot of low-level JVM witchcraft to make things happen. One of the projects that I conduct here is Deep Mob Learning: Refabricated.

I worked on various ends of the company, including general problem-solving and architecture design, the development from the ground up of the entire company's dashboard, Slack and Microsoft Teams integration, internal business rules and bug hunting/troubleshooting.

I worked developing and maintaining a web-based platform for agile methodology, such as tools for conducting Retrospectives and analytics on team data. The job involved several pieces (which I kept constantly working on every one of them), for instance, authentication in several forms, scalability, code patterns, caching strategies, message brokers and distributed systems, database modeling, complex API integrations (e.g., Jira, Bitbucket, GitHub, and Slack integrations), cloud infrastructure, interaction with AI models (MonkeyLearn and GPT), etc.The technologies that we used to build this beautiful platform were based on NestJS and Next.js (both with Typescript). To support that, I worked heavily with MongoDB, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, Redis and GraphQL.“I am writing to wholeheartedly recommend Nathan, an exceptional software developer who was an invaluable member of our team during his tenure at our company. His unique ability to tackle complex problems, coupled with his dedication to writing clean and efficient code, sets him apart from most with his level of experience. […]” John Samuelson, CEO at ScatterSpoke (read the complete letter here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mrMGA0XjKfS3uL4-T6k1UN14yW6ebxHrj8H8BdjeFPM/edit?usp=sharing)

I worked seeking and fixing bugs in the entire platform, including the ones related to multi-bank operations. I also wrote a brand-new parser to conciliate credit-card transactions of different credit card flags, based off of their technical specification documents.The technologies that I used were JavaScript, TypeScript, and various AWS services (focus on Lambda and DynamoDB).

I ported two legacy software products to modern web-based tools, which are both running to date (2023). One of them was originally written in VBS as a complex Excel spreadsheet, and the other one was written in legacy Delphi. During all that time, I was assisted by various stakeholders, but unfortunately, I was the only developer in both projects.The technologies involved in the projects were mostly web-based, such as JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js and Firebase. I also used those opportunities to strengthen my skills in Docker and DevOps in general, taking care of the servers, deployments, and database management.

Passo Fundo

I maintained software developed by former Master students, fixing bugs, implementing new features and fixing performance-related issues. I also developed systems for user control (serial key based) that are running to date (2023). During all that time, I was assisted by my supervisor.I worked with web-based technologies such as JavaScript, Electron, HTML/CSS, React, PHP, and WordPress.

Master, Applied Computing

Graduação, Análise E Desenvolvimento De Sistemas

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