Software Engineer specializing in critical systems and end-to-end architecture
Computer Engineering graduate from Insper, I built my career at the intersection of critical systems and user experience, between edge and cloud.
My journey began developing embedded software in Go and C for over 7,000 edge computing devices at Gabriel Tecnologia, where I learned that good architectural decisions aren't just about performance - they're about ensuring the entire user chain has a seamless experience.
This systemic vision led me to revitalize internal tools, improve API contracts, and always ask: "does this solve the problem, but how is the experience with this solution?" Whether managing connectivity in resource-constrained environments or integrating asynchronous microservices, I seek technical simplicity that eliminates friction.
I build software thinking about consequences. At Gabriel, I learned this daily: a memory leak doesn't just cause slowness, it can bring down an essential service. A poorly thought-out retry policy can make your own device fleet DDoS you. This mindset taught me to think about SLAs, complete lifecycles, and tools that serve multiple users - from logistics technicians to operations teams.
Today I'm looking for opportunities where I can apply my knowledge in Go, distributed architecture, high-availability systems, and product vision - whether in back-end, embedded, or any domain where quality and user impact are non-negotiable.
Curriculum Vitae
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From Student to Graduate
I've been programming since I was ten years old. I started with basic web development – HTML, CSS, responsive design – and made it myself through the JavaScript front-end ecosystem, including jQuery, AngularJS, React, and Vue, even before entering university. When I arrived at Insper with a scholarship, I had already built enough tools and pages to know what I wanted to delve into: real software engineering.
During my undergraduate studies, I focused on the fundamentals I consider non-negotiable: the rigor of writing clean, testable, and maintainable software. I studied SOLID principles, software architecture, and practices like BDD on my own initiative, outside of the mandatory curriculum. This investment was directly reflected in my projects: I abandoned the purely procedural paradigm and began delivering solutions driven by business rules with organization and intention.
In addition to projects, I enriched my academic experience by participating in various organizations. I was a student representative on the Self-Assessment Committee, where I contributed to the institution's efforts to self-evaluation and continuous improvement. I served on the evaluation panel for incoming university students and scholarship applicants. I was also the technical director at Insper Mileage, leading the software project for the Shell Eco-Marathon international university competition.
These years reinforced my sense of growth and retribution, and I am graduating with a combination I am proud to have: a software engineer with a project-oriented vision.
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Graduation Ceremony 2025