Work Experience

In my role, I developed and implemented a comprehensive test automation solution using tools like Eggplant, SpiraTeams, and Jenkins for software systems integral to the Bundesbank's IT infrastructure. I also managed a Kubernetes cluster to ensure the seamless operation of testing services, maintaining uninterrupted testing operations. Additionally, I played part in the migration of multiple Confluence instances to the cloud, involving the creation of Playwright-based tests, optimizing test execution workflows, and overseeing Kubernetes cluster management. Furthermore, I initiated a program aimed at nurturing the skills of new developers by spearheading the development of a timesheet software solution using Next.js, Spring, and AWS, contributing to the growth and knowledge enrichment of the team.

I led Cumplo's frontend team, overseeing five developers responsible for creating user interfaces across multiple platforms. This collaboration extended to a multidisciplinary team, working alongside UX specialists, backend developers, and product experts. As Cumplo expanded into new American markets, we faced scalability challenges that impacted our entire tech team. This required a broader approach to internationalization (i18n), localization (l10n), accessibility, and testing. Notable elements of our tech stack included AWS, React, Gatsby, Jest, React Testing Library, Cypress, and Apollo GraphQL.

As a Frontend Developer, I joined the team and initially focused on contributing to the Pronto Pago web app, an online solution for companies seeking financial aid. Over time, I expanded my expertise across Cumplo's product portfolio and began contributing to additional projects.

I designed and developed cloud based applications capable of transferring sensitive information between different GCP's environments.

As a Frontend Developer at Journi, our primary objective was to empower users with a robust and swift solution for preserving their memories. We accomplished this by creating web applications using Next.js, leveraging browser APIs like IndexedDB and web workers to optimize the loading of resource-intensive content, such as images. These applications allowed users to seamlessly share and explore their travel memories while offering the convenience of transforming these experiences into photo books.

My first software engineer position. I built tools that improved the management of data ingestion jobs using Spring framework. After the 2017's sadly famous data breach, we focused on improving the security features of our applications.