I've been working on Silver Bullet since 2021. Which later became my Bachelor's thesis. During my contribution at the project I've learned and improved in a lot of fundamentals for better maintainability, reusability. I had the opportunity to learn about SOLID principles, DRY, code abstraction through DDD and OOP and TDD to ensure everything worked as expected.

During my bachelor's degree, using the PBL approach, I learned the entire software development lifecycle. I became interested in database modeling, especially relational databases, software quality processes, security, and software architectures. Through PBL, we applied our learning by eliciting requirements for a non-profit organization, debugging legacy code, and developing projects using OOP with JAVA. I also learned about other paradigms: C, Haskell, Python, Pascal and PHP. I maintained a microservices project, during which we learned about messaging. We developed a product for another university, learning project management (PMBOK guidelines), and I acted as a PO to validate it. In the second semester, I joined a research project with a scholarship, Silver Bullet, which later became my bachelor's thesis.

At Teasy Solutions, my first professional experience spanning almost three years, I explored various technologies. I developed Serverless APIs on AWS and deepened my knowledge of Docker. I studied new technologies like Meta API and Twilio API for upcoming projects and applied my problem-solving skills by creating a payment terminal application integrated with the Fiserv system. During this period, I had my first exposure to JavaScript and Dart, and also utilized Java, in addition to working on projects with WebSocket and relational and non-relational databases.