Danilo R.

Danilo R. has a strong background in software engineering and development. Danilo most recently worked at Primer as a Senior Systems Engineer starting in 2022. Prior to that, they were a Senior Software Engineer at Brick Abode from 2021 to 2022, where they worked with Python and Typescript on backend and frontend development. Danilo utilized Jira and Slack for project management and communication, and implemented CI/CD with GitLab for code reviews and automated testing.

Before Brick Abode, Danilo worked at Petrobras as a Software Engineer from 2012 to 2022. During their time there, they developed a Deep Learning model with Python and Keras backed by TensorFlow. Danilo achieved a 94% accuracy rate and presented their work at the 2019 SPE Annual Technical Conference.

Danilo also had experience as a Chief Technology Officer at Growbit from 2013 to 2017. Their achievements included recovering a stalled Java/GWT project through massive refactoring and creating a full-stack framework for developing RESTful applications with Java/GWT, following DDD principles.

Earlier in their career, Danilo worked as a Developer at Grupo Constancio Vieira in 2010, where they refactored a legacy Delphi system and developed a production control module. Danilo also worked as a Developer at Infonet Soluções Internet in 2008, where they were involved in creating a ticket system from scratch using Java/JSF and Oracle.

Danilo's professional journey began in 2006 as a Teacher at Fisk.

Danilo R. obtained their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Universidade Federal de Sergipe, where they studied from 2007 to 2011. Danilo later pursued a Bachelor's degree in Economics at Faculdade Maurício de Nassau, starting in 2020 and expected to graduate in 2023. In terms of additional certifications, they obtained the "Enterprise Big Data Professional" certification from APMG International in May 2022. Danilo also earned a certification in "Machine Learning" from Stanford University in May 2014 and one in "Artificial Intelligence for Robotics" from Udacity in April 2012.