Sep 2016 – Jul 2017 · 10 mos · Portland, Oregon Area

• Nike Checkout
• As a senior software engineer, I had the privilege of working on the checkout system for nike.com. This involved utilizing JavaScript, React, Redux, CSS in JS (glamor), and other cutting-edge technologies to enhance the user experience and ensure smooth transactions.
• Nike Web Accessibility
• In addition to my work on the checkout system, I also played a key role in improving web accessibility for nike.com. I took the initiative to conduct trainings on web accessibility, sharing my knowledge and expertise with fellow team members. This not only promoted a more inclusive and accessible website but also fostered a culture of awareness and understanding within the organization.
• Working on nike.com has been a rewarding experience, allowing me to apply my skills in frontend development and contribute to a high-profile e-commerce platform. I am proud to have played a part in delivering a seamless checkout experience for users while prioritizing the importance of accessibility.

May 2014 – Aug 2016 · 2 yrs 3 mos · Sunnyvale, California

• During my tenure at Yahoo, I had the opportunity to work on various projects, including the all-new (at the time) Yahoo Messenger and Yahoo Mail. Here are the highlights of my contributions:
• Yahoo Messenger
• As part of the team working on the all-new Yahoo Messenger, I played a crucial role in its development. My tech stack included JavaScript, React, Flux, Node.js, CSS, SCSS, SASS, and HTML/JSX, among others. This project allowed me to leverage these technologies to create a modern and seamless messaging experience for Yahoo users.
• Yahoo Mail - IMAP
• Within the Yahoo Mail team, I was specifically involved in the front-end IMAP team. Our main objective was to deliver multiple mailboxes in Yahoo Mail. I utilized an array of technologies, including JavaScript, YUI, PHP, CSS, SCSS, SASS, and HTML, to successfully help implement this feature and enhance the overall user experience.
• Yahoo Mail
• Accessibility: In addition to my work on the IMAP team, I also had the opportunity to contribute to Yahoo Mail Accessibility. This involved making Yahoo Mail content more accessible to individuals with disabilities. My focus was primarily on optimizing dynamic content and advanced user interface controls developed in JavaScript and related technologies. I adhered to accessibility standards such as WAI-ARIA and ensured compliance with WCAG guidelines.
• My experience at Yahoo encompassed working with a wide range of technologies and contributing to high-traffic applications. I am proud of the impact I made in delivering enhanced messaging and email experiences while prioritizing accessibility for all users.

Apr 2013 – Apr 2014 · 1 yr · Sunnyvale

• I had the opportunity to play a role in building a more efficient and user-friendly intranet for NetApp. The scope of my work encompassed a range of technologies, including PHP and MySQL for backend development, JavaScript, jQuery, and Ajax for dynamic client-side interactions, HTML5 and CSS for structuring and styling the pages, WordPress templating for content management, as well as Node.js and Socket.io for implementing web sockets.
• During the NetApp Innovation Challenge, I presented a concept aimed at transforming how news and information are shared within the company. I proposed the idea of a real-time news and information update system based on a subscription model. I named it "NetApp Reinvented". The concept entailed providing each user at NetApp with a personalized profile, automatically created and set up upon their hiring. This profile would be connected to their team and executives, allowing for customized information delivery according to their specific needs.
• My contributions to the development of a better intranet for NetApp and the innovative concept presented during the Innovation Challenge demonstrated my ability to leverage a diverse set of technologies and come up with creative solutions to enhance internal communication and collaboration within the organization.

Jun 2012 – Oct 2012 · 4 mos · Sunnyvale, CA

• During my internship at NetApp, I designed and implemented an automated calendar system. I handled frontend and backend system design, using PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, HTML5, and CSS. I also worked with CRON jobs and Single Sign-On (SSO).
• I took complete ownership of the project, from writing a software requirements document to coding, designing, and creating a user manual. This tool saved NetApp tens of thousands of dollars per year and reduced management time by approximately 20 hours per week.

Jan 2007 – Dec 2010 · 3 yrs 11 mos · Sacramento, California Area

• Invented, designed, developed and programmed FedAtt, a billing software for federal or state appointed attorneys. It was designed to shorten amount of billing time. Sold in more than 15 states in the United States.

Jan 2006 – Jan 2007 · 1 yr

• Responsible for website development in HTML, CSS, PHP and action script. Worked for some of the most important clothing companies in Brazil. Including Coca-Cola Clothing, Hering, Colcci, Sommer and others.