I worked as a member of the Frontend team at InfinitePay (a subsidiary of CloudWalk), focusing on projects like CloudWalk's news site and InfinitePay's payment link. My primary contribution was creating the Online Store, which at its peak reached around 10,000 customers and generated nearly 100,000 BRL in revenue. My responsibilities included:• Leading contributor in building the Online Store's UI using React, Next.js, TailwindCSS, and TypeScript.• Maintaining the project through unit testing with Jest; together with the team, we increased test coverage from 25% to 70%.• Implementing new features to simplify product registration and editing, primarily using React and JavaScript.• Maintaining the product's API integrations to ensure smooth communication with the company’s systems.

I served as a member of the Frontend team at InfinitePay (a subsidiary of CloudWalk), where I gained valuable insights into the company culture and processes. My main activities included:• Implementing a new overall style for the company's pages, which involved updating project styles, creating new components, and maintaining existing ones to align with the new UI design.• Rebuilding three complaint forms (customer service, public complaint form, and private form) using React and Next.js, integrating them with the company’s API for proper handling.• Maintaining InfinitePay's landing page, primarily using React and Next.js.

At Alpha Edtech, I had the opportunity to build a solid foundation in web development. I learned everything from core HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript to advanced tools like React and Node.js. Beyond front-end and back-end development, I also gained knowledge in UX design and agile methodologies. Among the main projects completed during the program:• Developed a web-based 21-card game simulation that supported real-time matches for up to five players. I served as the primary frontend contributor, using technologies like React, TailwindCSS, and responsive design techniques, including mobile-first and flexbox.• Contributed to the creation of a web game inspired by the popular Android game Pou. In this project, I worked on the frontend and developed one of the mini-games using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. The game featured scene changes and interactive mini-games.• Designed a sales website prototype exclusively in Figma, with navigation flows between pages and animations. This was an excellent opportunity to deepen my knowledge of the tool, exploring concepts of responsiveness and componentization.

Scholar in the communication sector of Cooperative Learning Project in Student Cells (Projeto de Aprendizagem Cooperativa em Células Estudantis | PACCE), a scholarship program based on cooperative learning, where I worked on maintaining and promoting the project alongside 3 (three) other scholars. My responsibilities included:• Hosted a monthly recorded program (in a talk show format) where I interviewed veteran scholars, providing them with the opportunity to share their journeys within the scholarship program and their insights on cooperative learning.• Produced institutional videos primarily focused on training future veteran scholars, covering topics such as cooperative learning and people management.• Managed and grew the project's social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.• Developed banners and videos that highlighted the stories of the students themselves.• Created banners, texts, and videos to promote scholarship events.• Prepared communications and announcements for the scholarship recipients.

PACCE focuses on enhancing performance in study groups by utilizing the pillars of cooperative learning:Positive interdependenceIndividual accountabilityGroup processing (feedback)Face-to-face interactionSocial skillsIn PACCE, I held the following roles:• Coordinated study groups using the cooperative learning method.• Organized regular meetings aimed at developing academic and interpersonal skills.• Contributed to improvements in study cells and participated in integration activities among scholarship recipients.