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Gabriel Giovanini began their work experience in 2013 as a Junior Software Developer at Smyowl, where they developed mobile applications using C# and Xamarin for Android. Gabriel also worked on web API applications using ASP.NET and designed database schemas using Microsoft SQL Server. Additionally, they developed motion sensor applications using Microsoft Kinect.
In 2016, Gabriel joined Space Needle Tecnologia as a Junior Software Developer. Here, they developed mobile applications for Windows Phone using C# and web API applications using ASP.NET in an Azure environment. Gabriel also designed database schemas using Microsoft SQL Server Azure and utilized Microsoft Team Services for software development management.
Following this, in 2017, Gabriel worked at Facens | Faculdade de Engenharia de Sorocaba as a Pleno Software Developer. In this role, they developed RESTful web API applications using ASP.NET Core in a Linux environment. Gabriel also worked with SCRUM agile methodology using YouTrack and contributed to developing a software development process.
In 2018, Gabriel moved on to HBSIS as a Senior Development Analyst. Here, they developed RESTful web API applications using ASP.NET Core and Elixir Phoenix. Gabriel worked with SCRUM agile methodology using Jira and played a role in developing a software development process.
The following year, Gabriel joined Lambda3 as a Software Engineer. In this position, they developed RESTful web API applications using ASP.NET Core in a Linux environment. Gabriel also worked with SCRUM agile methodology.
From 2019 to 2022, Gabriel worked at oculavis GmbH as a Developer. Here, they developed RESTful web API applications using Django and DRF in a Linux environment. Gabriel also designed database schemas using PostgreSQL and worked with SCRUM agile methodology.
In 2022, Gabriel began working at gridX as a Software Engineer.
Gabriel Giovanini pursued their education in the field of computer engineering and software engineering. From 2011 to 2017, they attended Centro Universitário Facens where they focused on computer software engineering. Later, in 2014 and 2015, Gabriel enrolled in a non-degree program at the University of Idaho, specializing in computer engineering.