Gabriel Terriaga

Gabriel Terriaga has extensive work experience in software development and engineering. Gabriel currently works as a Team Lead at ilegra, where they lead a diverse team of developers working with various clients. Gabriel also collaborates with the Head of Operations and presents monthly results to VPs and Founders. Prior to ilegra, Gabriel worked as a Senior Software Engineer at PagoNxt, a Santander company, where they implemented innovative software architectures and automated development processes. Gabriel also created and maintained a unique ecosystem for developers using Azure resources. Gabriel's previous experience includes roles as a Java Developer at GMTA. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT and RedFox Digital Solutions, a Software Developer at Dasa, and an IT Support Technician at GMP Marcatto. Gabriel also pursued a post-graduate degree as a Spec Software Engineer. Throughout their career, Gabriel has demonstrated proficiency in a wide range of technologies and tools, including Java, NodeJS, AWS, Azure, Docker, and Jenkins. Gabriel is highly skilled in RESTful applications, microservices architecture, and cloud development, and they follow best practices such as clean code, clean architecture, and design patterns. Gabriel has shown leadership abilities, initiative, and decision-making skills in their roles.

Gabriel Terriaga completed their Bachelor's degree in Analysis and Systems Development at Universidade de Mogi das Cruzes from 2015 to 2017. Gabriel then pursued a specialization in Software Engineering at PUC Minas from 2019 to 2020. In addition to their formal education, Gabriel also obtained various certifications including Challenge n1 Kubernetes Bootcamp 2.0 and Kubernetes Bootcamp 2.0 from KubernetesBootCamp and Formação KubeDev respectively, both in July 2021. Gabriel also earned the SEBRAE - EMPREENDA RÁPIDO certification from Sebrae-SP in August 2020, the SCRUM FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE from CertiProf in June 2020, and certifications in Introdução ao Docker from Udemy Brasil in July 2019 and Windows Server 2016 from Udemy in February 2019.