I graduated from the University of Waterloo 🎓 in 2023 and currently work as a Software Developer on the Build Team at OpenText 🌎. I’m also a Software Engineer for Laurier HawkHacks 🦅, where I contribute to organizing one of the region’s best hackathons.
I enjoy creating innovative and user-friendly software solutions, combining technical expertise with creative problem-solving. Whether it’s automation, full-stack development, or DevOps, I’m always eager to tackle new challenges and build meaningful applications! You can learn more on my website!
Bachelor's Degree from the University of Waterloo, 2023
- 🏆 Graduated on Dean's Honours List
- ⚙️ HackTheNorth Mentor (2023)
- 🔭 I’m currently working on polishing my Modern Portfolio and on a Discord Bot!
- 📚 I’m currently taking some uDemy courses on Python.
- 🎖️ I'm working on getting my AWS Cloud Practioner Certification!
- 🤝 I’m collaborating on the HawkHacks (Laurier's Hackathon) Dashboard and Website
- 💬 Ask me for help and insight on projects!
- 📫 How to reach me: Message me on LinkedIn (linked below) or email me at [email protected]!
- ⚡ Fun fact: I was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!🌎 Yes, just like the movie!
- 💍 Got Married: 8.16.24 🥳
I know what you’re thinking: “Oh, he probably has a ton of commits to markdown files.” And while that’s partly true, it’s also not the whole story. Coding every day has been my secret weapon to staying active and motivated in the software development world.
It might sound a little weird, but it works for me. Regular commits keep me focused on code, and they challenge me to come up with new project ideas, explore different technologies, and improve my skills daily.
And no, I’m not committing to my README every day just to inflate my stats — that would be mind-numbingly boring by day three. What really excites me is diving into meaningful work, experimenting with new concepts, and building better and more interesting projects over time.
So while my commit history may seem intense, it’s a reflection of my passion for creating, learning, and pushing myself forward as a developer. Thanks for stopping by and checking out my projects!