Worked as a Full Stack Developer helping Thoughtworks and its clients to deliver software using the agile methodology. I have worked in a developer portal website with a backend api application that provides information about different APIs to the people who need to use them. This application needed to integrate with a whole ecosystem to enable the users to log in, access APIs’ documentation, and use these APIs to test its functionalities.

Mainly responsible for maintaining and evolving a WebAPI application using C# and SQLServer. This API was consumed by two different applications (mobile and website). The main goal of this API was to provide information about the sales of SuperTroco to the partners' supermarkets. Furthermore, I also created a website using Vue.js to consume the API mentioned before.Maintenance in other applications (website, web APIs, and automated jobs) using AngularJS, NodeJS, MongoDB, and C#.

Responsible for developing a website and a web API for a Human resource management system using mainly AngularJS and C#. This system managed the employees’ registration, vacation, and payments.

During the internship I have developed biometrics applications, using Java and C/C++. In addition to the biometrics applications, I have also developed a web application, using C#, the framework ASP .NET MVC 2, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.

I have worked as a volunteer undergraduate researcher at the project 'Intelligent Interactive Methods to Enhance Consumer Health Tracking with Customizable Feedback and Alerts'. This project was related to Artificial Intelligence and health informatics. During these 3 months I had to develop a software prototype of a iOS-based system that would allow a person to photograph foods from his mobile phone and then submit the photographs to a server to both keep an electronic food diary and to receive guidance on eating more healthfully. This tool could also display the feedback as a pie charts comparing actual diet patterns with goal patterns.

The project was focused on doing experiments using virtualization platforms and active measurement tools to determine the impact of virtualization on the measurements done by these tools. All experiments were executed using Linux environment, and the programming language R was used to do the statistical analysis.