About me

My story with IT starts in childhood, when I had the chance to use computers both at home and at school — something that was not so common at the time.

During that period I got into mIRC scripting, a scripting language built into mIRC (a popular chat app back then). That is where I took my first steps by building bots for chat channels.

Time passed and I followed other study paths. While taking part in an extension project on financial markets at Universidade Federal da Paraíba as a Business Administration student, I got back into programming using R and Python.

That experience sparked the desire to learn more about programming in general, and that is when I decided to change careers, starting a new degree and dedicating myself fully to IT.

After about six months of focused study, I joined the iUUL software residency program in partnership with UniRio, with the option to focus on back-end with C# .NET or front-end with the Angular framework.

Front-end was already the area that interested me the most, so that was my choice. It was about six months of intensive study and practical challenges.

In the residency I worked on real Angular projects, agile methodology, and unit testing, while also improving soft skills such as communication, commitment, punctuality, and self-management.

After completing all residency modules, I was hired by the partner company. Since then I have worked as a full stack developer: I started with Angular, Node.js, and Headless WordPress integrations via GraphQL, and grew into applications with Angular and .NET, relational databases, containerization with Docker, and publishing on Azure, plus experience with mobile and automation with n8n.

Today I keep deepening end-to-end web development — front-end, back-end, cloud, and automation — with Microsoft certifications (AZ-900 and AZ-204), n8n, and Anthropic (CCAR-F).

To see my path in more detail, feel free to visit the resume page below: