The role involves defining and implementing an action plan to ensure INCM's compliance with the NIS2 Directive. Key responsibilities include conducting a gap analysis to assess current cybersecurity measures against the directive’s requirements, developing a detailed compliance roadmap with clear objectives, milestones, and resource allocations, and updating cybersecurity policies and procedures.

As Head, I lead the strategic planning, development, and delivery of innovative digital solutions to drive Porto’s smart city initiatives and support the City Hall of Porto with advanced digital services. My role focuses on overseeing the design and implementation of cutting-edge digital infrastructure, managing complex software and engineering projects, and ensuring the deployment of technologies aligned with the needs of the municipality and its stakeholders. I collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, foster innovation through agile methodologies, and build strong partnerships with public and private entities. Committed to driving digital transformation, to ensure compliance with technical standards, and continuously enhance the city’s digital ecosystem

The primary roles and responsibilities included working as a Software Developer, utilizing technologies such as Python and NodeJS to build efficient and scalable applications. Additionally, the position involved DevOps Engineering, where responsibilities included automating CI/CD pipelines, managing containers with Docker, and implementing monitoring solutions with Prometheus and Grafana. Log management was handled through GrayLogs to ensure robust tracking and issue resolution. The role also encompassed project management tasks, ensuring seamless collaboration and progress across the team. Key technologies in use were MongoDB for NoSQL database management, PostgreSQL and MariaDB for SQL database management, and ElasticSearch for advanced search and analytics capabilities. Furthermore, MinIO served as an object storage solution, Redis functioned as an in-memory data structure store, and Camunda was used for workflow and decision automation, enhancing overall operational efficiency.

The project scope included several key initiatives: the Students Portal (euIPP) as part of Project E-U, Domus as a full-stack development project, and the Integrated Management of Resources and Applications (GIRA), which focused on backend development. In the role as a Senior Developer, the primary contributions involved managing the entire life cycle of the applications, overseeing incidents and unforeseen events, ensuring deliverables were ready for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and production deployment, and ensuring the applications were deployed successfully and remained operational. The technologies utilized in these projects included Apache HTTP Server, Apache Tomcat, and IIS for web server management, as well as databases like Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server. Development was carried out using frameworks and languages such as J2EE, .NET (C#, VB), and PHP, with Apache Ant used for build automation.

Teaching and overseeing the curricular disciplines for two programs: Internet Technologies I and Internet Technologies IV from the Licentiate in Computer Applications (ISCED 5), as well as Mobile Devices Application from the Licentiate in Engineering Degree in Multimedia (ISCED 5). In the role of Professor, the focus was on delivering high-quality education and fostering an in-depth understanding of various technologies. The subjects covered included web development and mobile applications, with a curriculum that incorporated a range of tools and programming languages such as HTML, JavaScript, XML, XSL, DTD, XSD, PHP, and C#, specifically for Windows Phone development. This ensured that students gained a comprehensive skill set for working with both internet technologies and mobile platforms.

The development encompassed several key systems: Human Resources (GRH), centered on backend development; Student Management (WebGA), also focusing on backend tasks; and the Information System for the Aggregated Management of Resources and Academic Records (SIGARRA), which required frontend development. Acting as a Mid-Senior Developer, the primary responsibilities included designing, developing, and implementing these applications, ensuring they aligned with user requirements. The technologies utilized in these initiatives comprised Oracle for Web PL/SQL and Java, with Oracle Database serving as the backend database management system to ensure robust and efficient data processing.

The main activities and responsibilities involved teaching in Information Technology and Communication at the ISCED 2 level. This included preparing and presenting lessons, designing course materials, and assessing student progress, all with the goal of providing students with a solid foundation in the principles of technology and communication. The role also involved fostering a learning environment that encouraged the development of critical thinking and practical skills necessary for students to navigate and succeed in a technology-driven world.

The role encompassed two key systems: Online Registrar's Office (euIPP) and Moodle Administration. In the role of Project Manager and Software Developer, the contributions included managing the overall progress of the projects while actively participating in their development. As a Developer, responsibilities involved designing, coding, testing, and optimizing features for both the frontend and backend components. Technologies used in these projects included Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat for web server management, Oracle Database and MySQL for database solutions, and J2EE and PHP for application development.

The contributions included serving as Project Manager and Developer. Where responsibilities encompassed the analysis, design, and implementation of web solutions, ensuring that all components were aligned with project goals and client needs. As a Developer, the focus was on coding, testing, and debugging web applications using technologies such as ASP, ASPX, and PHP, contributing to the overall functionality and security of the systems. Additionally, the role involved conducting system security audits to identify vulnerabilities and ensure that the web solutions were secure and compliant.