Felipe Tasca

Felipe Tasca has a diverse work experience in the field of software development. Felipe started their career at Alloc Tecnologia e Sistemas as a Java Developer, where they focused on developing applications using Java and integrating them with SAP B1. Later, they joined GSW Soluções Integradas as a Java Developer and gained experience in Node.js development and orchestration with SAP using Oracle Service Bus and SOA Suite.

Afterwards, Felipe worked at Indra as a Java Developer, specializing in Spring Framework and following the principles of Domain Driven Design. Felipe then co-founded StarTeam4 and worked as a Developer, contributing to the company's growth and success.

Following that, they joined GSW Soluções Integradas again as a Senior Software Engineer, where they continued to develop in Node.js and Backbone, along with utilizing technologies such as Express, Koa, Mongoose, Marionette, and Handlebars.

Later, Felipe joined Focusnetworks - OnLife Business Group as a Senior Software Engineer, where they took on technical leadership and development roles in Java (Spring Framework, Eclipselink, JasperReports) and Angular.js.

Currently, they work at Builders as Head da Garagem, leading the Garage team and focusing on studying and improving knowledge in new technologies such as Web3 (Smart Contracts, DeFi, NFTs), Machine Learning (with a focus on Deep Learning), VR, and AR. Additionally, they also work as a Senior Software Developer at Builders, providing technical leadership and developing micro-services in a high-availability environment, primarily using Java, Spring Framework, Quarkus, and Kubernetes.

Overall, Felipe Tasca's work experience showcases their expertise in various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies, and highlights their leadership skills in both technical and team management roles.

Felipe Tasca attended UNIBTA - Centro Universitário from 2010 to 2013, where they pursued a degree in Analysis and Systems Development. No information regarding additional certifications, such as "Shaping up with Angular.js" from Code School, was provided.