Nicolas M. Email and Phone Number

I co-founded Insper Coding at Insper and currently serve as the Computer Vision Leader. In this role, I teach computer vision to new members and lead their projects. It's rewarding to contribute to our vibrant community, fostering learning and innovation in the field of coding and technology.

As an assistant, my role is to assist the students in building a private cloud network and server using Intel's NUCs and the latest version of Ubuntu, 22.04. We will utilize cutting-edge tools like MaaS, Juju, and OpenStack from Canonical to achieve this goal. Furthermore, I will be there to help the students with their final project, which involves the implementation of Terraform on AWS, along with its many useful tools.

As the Digital Games Assistant for our engineering course, I play a role in guiding students through the world of game development. My responsibilities involve supporting students in crafting engaging digital games, from conceptualization to execution. I assist in the creation and validation of Game Design Documents (GDD), helping students shape their ideas into comprehensive plans. Moreover, I provide hands-on guidance in the development of 2D, 3D, and mobile games using the C# programming language within the Unity game engine.

I was part of the Insper team that was seconded to Dell to develop a solution for panoptic segmentation of satellite images, aiming to identify crop cultures as part of the final course project.

- Consulted with clients to align future software development with customer priorities- Designed complete solution architecture tailored to specific end-user needs- Discussed project progress with customers, collected feedback on different stages and directly addressed concerns- Collaborated with clients to define solution requirements, accounting for applicable development variables

Responsible for monitoring the Software Design subject of the Engineering course at Insper, helping students to learn Python and programming logic, where at the end of the semester the student must create a game using the PyGame framework

- Worked in a team responsible for creating Python unit-tests for the material used to teach freshman year Computer Science and Computer Engineering students- Contributed in adding new efficient teaching strategies for the new Computer Science course at Insper

Responsible for monitoring the Physical World Modeling and Simulation subject in the Engineering course at Insper, helping students to create numerical simulations of dynamic models using Python, discrete and continuous mathematical modeling of first and second order dynamic systems and principles of scientific methodology