Rodolfo Torrez Email & Phone Number

Winnipeg, Canada Area

Farewell Brasil... hello, Canada! I'm a member of the Payment and Fraud Prevention team, a core team of SkipTheDishes customer's domain. As an SSE, my role is to help the team to think, design, improve, fix, mentor, solve complex problems and do whatever we can to thrive and make our applications better using all techniques and tools we've at our disposal..

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

What now?I led the Checkout team - the same team that I started. The Ideais brand no longer exists. We joined the Cart, Payment and Order teams. Some changes happened in the company, making sense for us to do that. And I was entrusted with the responsibility to lead this team (we were four people), responsible for 17 APIs serving the entire e-commerces.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

Bye-bye monolith... hello microservices!In 2013, Ideais was acquired by B2W, and with this, we gained more autonomy to propose and implement improvements in our apps and architectures. After a fateful sales event, in which practically all the applications fell (including ours), we saw that we had to change everything quickly. When we met and decided to.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

With good experience in developing Java applications, I arrived at the Ideais to occupy a senior developer position. I was directed to the team that took care of the application and was responsible for managing the entire B2W Checkout process (americanas.com, submarine, shoptime). It was a Java EE 6 web application, a giant monolith (.ear file), running on.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

Bye-bye, Delphi... hello, Java! In 2008 C&V went through severe internal problems, and because of that, many of us had the contract terminated. Once again, a friend who worked with me pointed me to a developer position, and that's how I met M4U. The job was for a Java developer, and I had almost no professional experience. Still, I had experience in.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

The year was 2006, and I wanted to marry my fiancee (now my wife) and needed to make more money. I called a friend who told me about a developer position. I applied for the job and passed. The development area was huge(~ 120 people) distributed across several teams. The systems architecture was client-server, where the technology stack was Delphi 5 + SQL.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

After the SPB went into production, everything went well, but I felt I needed a new challenge. A friend pointed me to a developer position, and that's how I met ZAP. A small company (~10 employees) was setting up a team to develop its newest financial product - ZAP Open Market. It was a system that controlled transactions between financial institutions.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

After a short two-month internship, my first job as a programmer (after a brief two-month internship) was in a startup building a new product called Sistema de Pagamentos Brasileiro (SPB - to know more http://www.bcb.gov.br/htms/novaPaginaSPB/VisaoGeralDoSPB.asp). I was keen to do something different, and it would have a significant impact; after all, the.