I’m Ramon, a passionate software developer with 6 years of professional experience.I enjoy learning new things and tackling technical challenges.Started programming in C and C++ for computer science competitions such as Codeforces and ACM ICPC, acquiring skills on mathematics, classical computer science algorithms, quick thinking to implement efficient solutions under time pressure, ability to debug and awareness of scalability and performance.During co-operative graduation in Computer Engineering from the University of São Paulo attended 4 full-time internships.In the first one, completed a quick one month training on Clean Code, Web Development, Gitflow, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ruby, Rspec, BDD and Rails and soon afterwards delivered new features to projects.The second one was also a full stack opportunity, this time using Python and Django to serve the teams inside the company. Developed communication and teamwork skills, as it was needed to understand procedures and requirements of many different departments.Processing spreadsheets programmatically was common. Also got the chance to deliver some features to the marketing team, by leveraging the Facebook Ads API.Next internship was focused on Machine Learning, Neural Networks and Tensorflow. Ported one of the CNN models to another one with similar accuracy, yet, way lighter memory-wise. Also made a C++ script to enable a bot to control Headless Chrome, which allowed the company to switch away from Selenium. Both changes brought savings in infrastructure costs, as it became possible to allocate AWS instances with fewer RAM.Afterwards, worked in a software house in order to further develop in Ruby on Rails, later transitioning into Node JS and the MERN stack. Worked on many different projects about sales, health and education, using Vue.js, MongoDB, React, Cron Jobs, GCP, AWS, Docker and a couple more technologies.Went to PayPal, where I further developed myself on Typescript and Javascript technologies. Learned GraphQL, as it was used in their projects. The team goal was to implement initiatives to reduce customer perceived latency, an important metric whose improvement led to financial returns.Some of the daily tasks involved instrumenting flows, identifying bottlenecks, migrating legacy apps to improved ones and redirecting some flows to newer APIs.Always eager to tackle greater challenges, I've lately been practicing Data Engineering and Golang in my free time. Also learned Neovim, which despite the initial learning curve was totally worth the effort.