Senior Software Engineer
20+ years building digital products.
From a small university in Brazil to startups in Canada.
I write code that ships.
I started coding before it was cool. My path wasn't linear — it was a git history of experiments, pivots, and growth.
All-in-one operational software for commercial contractors.
Returned to mobile development, driving a complex React Native application with heavy offline capabilities for field technicians.
Backend work spans NodeJS, GraphQL, REST APIs, all running on AWS infrastructure.
Technology innovation for food production through FarmAtHand and Decisive Farming.
Joined through FarmAtHand, a Winnipeg startup newly acquired. Modernized code, infrastructure, and product — migrated to CI pipeline with hosting and autoscaling on AWS.
Led stack migration from NodeJS/React/PostgreSQL/AWS to .NET Core/Angular/SQL Server/Azure after corporate merge.
The company that brought me to Canada. Food delivery tech across 500+ cities.
First interview, first offer, life-changing move. Migrated customer app from Python to React/Redux with full i18n — enabled Skip to launch in Quebec in French ahead of competitors.
Built real-time applications using GraphQL, DynamoDB, Kinesis streams. Revamped back-office systems, automating workflows for operations teams.
Brazilian Public IT — Social Security systems serving millions.
Massive organization: 23 states, 3 data centers, 5 development units, 5000+ employees. Enterprise stack with J2EE, Oracle.
Drove modernization — built Agile methodology with BDD, code reviews, CI/CD. Led training in React and React Native, migrated JSF apps to SPAs.
Where it all began. 14 years — from intern to IT Director.
Migrated educational software from legacy Clipper to LAMP stack, enabling the University's first online student enrollment.
As team lead, managed 5 developers. Redesigned 20+ modules using PHP, JavaScript, PostgreSQL. In my final year, managed a 22-person team supporting 50+ applications.
20+ years, 50+ projects, 5 organizations.
I'm a T-shaped developer — generalist approach, specialist where it matters.
I've never limited myself to a single domain. I move fluidly between frontend, mobile, backend, and infrastructure — taking freelance work specifically to gain experience with new stacks.