About Me

At Imppar (maintenance assistant, Oct/2024 to Feb/2025) I studied and deepened my knowledge of Mikrotik and Windows Server. At Colégio Geração Cima (IT technician, Mar to Oct/2025) I managed computer labs and configured projectors, Apple TV, and Chromecast. Joining municipal IT support, I learned even more about computer architectures and networking from daily operations.

Professor Alex Morgado introduced me to PHP in 2024 at UniALFA, and I truly enjoyed exploring various paradigms of the language. I built a pure PHP + JS freelance site for JF Informática e Games. In municipal support, I was given the opportunity to create a fleet tracking system (Laravel 12, MySQL, Tailwind, Docker/Sail), backed by a Python bot for GPS tracker API data processing. Since March 2026, I work at Casa dos Conselhos de Umuarama with Slim framework. I am also continuously refactoring my academic projects.

After joining the city hall IT department, I adopted dual-boot Linux and started containerizing my projects. Today, I dockerize everything I build for faster, reproducible, and standardized development and deployment.

I have worked with these technologies for 2 to 3 years. I delivered freelance projects and this Next.js portfolio, and React forms the foundation of my bachelor thesis. I also learned React Native, building the Bolão da Copa app during a hackathon at UniALFA in early 2026. I have strong interest in Angular and Vue.

Python was the reason I entered programming: my friend Thiago Dalfito encouraged me to learn and watch Gustavo Guanabara's courses. Today, I apply Python for automation scripts, data pipelines, and REST API integrations at city hall.

I began using Tailwind in early 2024 and loved it: an intuitive, high-performance styling framework for crafting accessible, dark/light responsive interfaces.