João Dantas

Joao Dantas has a diverse work experience in various companies. Joao started their career in 2016 at Arquivei, where they worked as a Customer Satisfaction Specialist and later as a Product Specialist. In these roles, they focused on prioritizing features, analyzing customer data, and ensuring stakeholder alignment.

In 2018, Joao joined Nielsen as a Data Science Business Leader, contributing their expertise in data science to the company's initiatives.

In 2019, they moved to Ambev, where they held two positions. First, as a Data Science Specialist, they mapped, developed, and implemented advanced analytics initiatives for the procurement department. Joao conducted user interviews, design workshops, and process mapping to identify projects and prioritize them based on budget, impact, and effort. Later, they became a Data Product Manager, overseeing data product development.

Joao then joined Rappi in 2021 as a Data Product Lead, specifically focusing on data monetization. Joao successfully increased the monthly active users (MAU) of the data insights platform by 3.5 times through the implementation of automatic notifications.

Currently, Joao is working at Rei do Pitaco as a Senior Product Manager. Joao'sresponsibilities include leading a team of developers and designers in developing a sportsbook and a player account management system (PAM). Joao specified key features of the PAM, defined and executed the roadmap for sports betting, and oversaw the integration with a sportsbook provider.

Overall, Joao's work experience showcases their skills in product management, data science, and data monetization across various industries.

Joao Dantas pursued their education from 2012 to 2018 at UFSCar - Alumni, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Statistics. In 2014, they also had the opportunity to study abroad through the Science without borders program, attending Maastricht University School of Business and Economics for a year. During this exchange, Joao focused on studies in Econometrics & Operational Research.