I'm a software engineer and an acoustic engineer. I'm always studying and I like to understand how things work. I've been building systems that run in production since 2016 and, wherever I work, my role is to be the bridge between business and development: understanding the real need before deciding what to build.
At Madesa Móveis, I led the company's internal portal end to end. It is used by more than 200 employees, with an estimated 600% productivity gain and almost no manual data-entry errors. I also integrated the e-commerce and marketplace channels with the ERP and set up website analytics, giving marketing reliable metrics.
At Rasys, I replaced manual, error-prone steps in the hosting operation with automated, reliable processes, and mentored junior developers.
Currently, I'm an entrepreneur at Hospedaqui, where I'm also the principal engineer. The company provides website, email and VPS hosting and develops custom projects for clients.
My Acoustic Engineering degree from UFSM gave me a strong foundation in mathematics and signal processing, which I use in projects like a real-time tuner that runs in the browser. In 2025, I also taught engineering courses as a substitute professor at UFSM.
Today I see myself as a software architect with a business mindset. I'm specializing in the fundamentals, such as algorithms and data structures, design patterns and DDD, always aiming to solve the business's real problem. I use AI every day to deliver with more quality, not more quantity.