Nicholas Xavier Email & Phone Number

South San Francisco, California, Us

Infrastructure engineer, working on a team building internal software to automatically, safely and quickly deploy thousands of services. From small Kubernetes deployments to fleetwide services that deploy to hundreds of thousands of hosts.

Rio De Janeiro, Br

Remained as a consultant after departing as an intern, due to having built most of the deployment infrastructure. Worked with a new intern to hand off knowledge, documentation and processes.

Rio De Janeiro, Br

I worked remotely as a DevOps Intern at BioBD. I mainly built websites using Django and jQuery, and managed Linux servers with Docker, Python, Bash, PostgreSQL and NGINX.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Ca

I worked as a Teaching Assistant for CPSC 417 - Computer Networking at The University of British Columbia. Involved in assignment and course development before the term started, as well as helping students and marking assignments and exams during the term.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Ca

During the 2019W2 term, I was a TA for CPSC 261 - Basics of Computer Systems. Responsible for assignment and test grading, as well as helping students.

Rio De Janeiro, Br

I worked as a DevOps Intern at Laboratório BioBD, located at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. As a software developer, I worked mainly with database design (PostgreSQL), PHP, CodeIgniter, Javascript, and jQuery. As a systems administrator, I configured and migrated multiple Linux servers, setting up environments with Apache, PHP, git, Python, PostgreSQL and MySQL, among others.

Rio De Janeiro, Br

During the first half of 2018, I was a Teaching Assistant for a class of Introduction to Programming, taught in Python 3, which covers programming and computing basics, variables and expressions, functions, recursion, conditionals and loops.During the second half of 2018, I was a Teaching Assistant for a class of Programming II, taught in C, which covers sequential and binary search algorithms, ordering, structured types, basic data structures (linked lists, stacks and queues), static and dynamic memory allocation and introduces abstract data types and modular programming.During the first half of 2019, I was a Teaching Assistant for a class of Basic Software, taught in C and Assembly IA64 (x86-64). The course teaches the basic architecture of a computer (CPU, memory and peripherals) and representation and storage of primitive data types (binary and hex base numbers, two's complement, floating points and ASCII codes). The part taught in Assembly IA64 covers translating C code into assembly code, function calls, conditional and unconditional jumps, operations with integers and floats/doubles, array indexing, struct representation and padding, memory alignment, among other subjects.I was responsible for assignment and test grading, as well as helping students.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Computer Science

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science