For some time now, I've been developing backend software
solutions in Python and Go. Most of these systems are deployed on cloud providers like AWS and GCP. Lately,
I've shifted my focus to building and maintaining data pipelines, continuous integration workflows, and
deployment pipelines—using tools such as Snowflake, GitLab CI, and GitHub.
My journey began in 2019, when I joined a business incubator agency as a web developer supporting incoming
start-ups. Pretty soon, I transitioned into a freelance role as a cloud systems administrator for those same
customers. This move deepened my understanding of infrastructure, automation, and how to make systems serve
growing businesses reliably.
From there, I took on a new challenge: I was brought on as a Solutions Architect apprentice at a newly
founded insurance company. There, I sharpened my skills in Python, Go, Docker, and Kubernetes while
designing
backend systems, container orchestrations, and scalable architectures.
Even when my comfort zone had been backend development, the opportunity to grow into something different
arrived
when the CTO of the insurance company offered me a path as a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE). This role
blends cloud engineering with
software-engineering best practices — a perfect way to combine what I knew with what I was excited to learn
next.
Currently, I'm still maintaining this role working for a global financial agency where I contribute to the
development of one of the core
components of our data fabrics and analytics platform. My role involves maintaining deployment packages for
the product, ensuring seamless delivery to single-tenant applications across all customers. In this process,
I work with a tech stack that includes Terraform, GCP, Jenkins, Go, and Python to ensure smooth and
efficient operations.
Stuff I've been working on
Part of an internal iniciative which propouse to automate all internal IT communication by using a Chatbot with AI-agents capabilties. Main idea is to use this as an entrypoint to attend create jira tickets, repositories, and zoom-meetings.
SoonIt began as a homelab experiment and quickly evolved into a 24/7 production environment for creating web applications. It's nothing real fancy, just a small business I run together with some fellow developers. I'm responsible for managing the virtualization platform.
SoonHave you ever played Final Fantasy Tactics, XCOM, or Fire Emblem? If so, I've put together a fully functional game template for the Godot Engine, created in collaboration with the community. It's ready to go and designed for easy integration into your projects.
GitHubAcademic research on the application of Artificial Neural Networks in solving the CPMP.
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