Compass UOL
Oct/2022Maintaining the Marketplace control panel of one of the largest Retail Leaders in Brazil, using React, TypeScript, Micro Front-end, Storybook, Vite, BFF and GitLab CI/CD.
My career started in 2013. Motivated by curiosity of website development, I started to study and work on non-remunerated projects.
In 2015, I decided to deepen my knowledge, starting my technical course. Over time, I noticed a growing interest in the development area.
After a few months, my teacher invited me to teach Java classes at a professional school. This experience was extremely useful in improving my teaching and deepening my knowledge of programming logic.
In 2018, after completing the course, I entered the development market working as a developer for an agency. It was then that I started planning my career and moving towards Front-end.
Since then, I have pursued a career as a Front-end developer, focusing on user experience, accessibility and application performance.
Maintaining the Marketplace control panel of one of the largest Retail Leaders in Brazil, using React, TypeScript, Micro Front-end, Storybook, Vite, BFF and GitLab CI/CD.
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I worked on a SaaS project similar to Wix. Developing components and solutions using Vue.js, Sass, Gulp, Git, Gulp and Twig.
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