Luciano Felix

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

My university journey was marked by a constant pursuit of learning and engagement. From the very beginning, I dedicated myself to building a solid foundation in various fields such as entrepreneurship, programming, algorithms, computer architecture, and electronics. Choosing this career was a natural extension of my passion for technology and solving complex problems.

Throughout my undergraduate studies, I immersed myself in various practical projects that allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations. I participated in the development of a processor based on the RISC-V architecture for aerospace applications, where I learned the importance of bottom-up methodology and effective team collaboration. Another significant project was the development of the game "Cyberbullet Chaos: Neon Rogue," which combined my creativity with programming skills to create an engaging gaming experience.

Beyond academic projects, I sought to enrich my education by participating in extracurricular activities and organizations. As an active member of the Institutional Evaluation Committee, I contributed to the self-evaluation and continuous improvement of the institution. In Insper Mileage, I served as Director of Software, leading teams and developing systems for real-time data collection and visualization. These experiences not only expanded my technical skills but also strengthened fundamental abilities such as teamwork, effective communication, and adaptability.

My engagement and dedication during my undergraduate studies reflect a trajectory of constant learning and development. With the completion of my degree, I am eager to begin my professional career, applying the skills I have acquired to new challenges and continuing to pursue innovation and personal growth.