My career is based around building systems that solve real problems. Each project is a bit different. Understanding the problem at hand, as well as the solutions software can provide, makes these systems a valuable contribution to society.
PosAm
Everything starts with the first internship I took at PosAm, where I attended their Full-stack Academy program and received an offer after it finished. I got accustomed to working within a team, and quickly started taking responsibility for more complex problems and solutions.
DCOM: eGovernment
After my initial automated testing project with Robot Framework, I worked as a developer within DCOM. The project provides eGovernment services for municipalities and their citizens, supporting anti-bureaucracy laws, improving efficiency by saving costs, and the time of filling out paperwork. Here I worked with frontend and backend components, getting to know what are large codebases, and familiarizing myself with the problems in engineering distributed software systems.
Servio: Authentication
Next I co-created a multi-tenant authentication component for Servio, a modular service management platform for effective management of company resources. Here we used OAuth to handle 3rd-party identity providers with our system, making it possible for customers to integrate their own users into the management platform effortlessly.
Enterprise Systems
I then had a break from projects to explore new technologies, focusing on enterprise systems. During this time I: analyzed performance bottlenecks in RabbitMQ; created observability components using Grafana, Prometheus and Elastic; resolved technological bugs, and also upgraded Java and Spring Framework in various applications. In addition, I implemented a data replication and synchronization component for a multi-tenant company parking system.