Mauricio Alexandre

Mauricio Alexandre has a diverse range of work experience in the technology industry. Mauricio is currently working as a Tech Lead for React Native and Java at Grupo Panvel, where they actively participate in requirements analysis meetings and provides technical support to the team. Prior to this, they worked as a React Native Developer at Grupo Panvel.

Before joining Grupo Panvel, Mauricio worked as a React Native and NodeJS Developer at Praticantes, where they developed and maintained the company's application and worked with technologies such as React Native, styled-components, and Redux.

Mauricio also gained experience as a Developer for React Native and PHP at Inventsys, where they supported and maintained existing features while analyzing and developing new ones. In this role, they used technologies such as styled-components, RealmDB, Redux, PHP, Laravel framework, and MySQL database.

Earlier in their career, Mauricio worked as a PHP Developer at Plano Transmedia, focusing on small-scale projects such as institutional websites, virtual stores, and CRM systems. Mauricio also worked as a PHP Developer at Kiraza Web, where they primarily worked on backend development using PHP and MySQL.

Mauricio's work experience also includes a scholarship position at Unisinos, where they gained valuable experience during their time as a scholarship holder.

Throughout their career, Mauricio has demonstrated proficiency in various technologies and has experience in both frontend and backend development.

Mauricio Alexandre earned a degree in Analysis and Systems Development from Unisinos, where they studied from 2015 to 2017. Prior to that, they obtained a diploma as a Computer Technician from IFSUL - Instituto Federal Sul-rio-grandense, studying from 2010 to 2013. Mauricio also holds several additional certifications, including "Trilha Javascript e Node.JS" from The Developer's Conference in 2021, "Trilha Microservices" from The Developers Conference in 2017, "Fundamentos de segurança da informação" from Andrade Soto Information Security in 2016, and "Escola Regional de Redes de Computadores" from Unisinos in 2011.