Marco Pereira

Marco Pereira has a diverse work experience in the software engineering field. Marco started their career as a Junior IT Consultant at Syone in February 2017 and worked on the development of a social commerce platform called Brandbassador. Their responsibilities included database development and queries elaboration in NoSQL using Couchbase, as well as micro-services development using NodeJS.

In May 2017, Marco joined BNP Paribas Securities Services as a Software Engineer. Marco was responsible for developing Neolink, the company's web portal. Their tasks included database development and queries elaboration in PL/SQL and services development using the Spring and Spring Boot frameworks.

From January 2018 to January 2019, Marco worked as a Senior Software Engineer at EInnovator. Marco was involved in the development of microservices for the Greenfence applications. Their responsibilities included working with various databases and utilizing Amazon Web Services (AWS).

In February 2019, Marco joined Nezasa as a Software Engineer. Marco later progressed to the position of Senior Software Engineer. Their main responsibilities involved the development of new external integrations and improving the internal product. Marco worked with Scala and MongoDB for backend development, Ember.js and JavaScript for frontend development, and took care of the DevOps tasks such as go live of new versions, maintenance, and monitoring.

Overall, Marco Pereira has gained experience in backend and frontend development, database development, and working with various technologies and frameworks in the software engineering field throughout their career.

Marco Pereira earned a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree in Computer Engineering and Information Systems from Instituto Superior Técnico in 2015. Marco then pursued a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Information Systems and Enterprise Systems at the same institution, completing it in 2016. Marco also holds an edX Honor Code Certificate for Introduction to Mobile Application Development using Android from edX, although the specific date of acquisition is not provided.