Skie.io
Philipe Cortez has a work experience spanning from 2015 to 2023. Starting with Umanni, they worked as a Software Developer from May 2015 to March 2017, contributing to the development of a HR-focused system. Philipe used Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, JQuery, PostgreSQL, and Heroku for this role.
Following that, they joined Locaweb as a Software Developer from March 2017 to September 2019. Within the Cloud team product, they worked on integrating products and APIs, specifically focusing on the provisioning process for VPS, Cloud Server PRO, and Dedicated Servers. Philipe utilized technologies such as Ruby, Rails, ES6, React JS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Docker, Git, Gitlab-CI, Jenkins, JSON APIS, systemd, cloud-init, and Elixir. Philipe helped the team in adopting Docker in the development environment at Locaweb.
Afterward, Philipe joined Navisite as a Software Developer from September 2019 to February 2023. Philipe continued their role as a Software Developer, working on undisclosed projects.
Most recently, Philipe joined Skie.io in March 2023 as a Software Developer, where they are currently employed. No end date is provided for this role.
Philipe Cortez attended Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de São Paulo - IFSP from 2011 to 2015. Philipe pursued a degree in Tecnólogo em Análise e Desenvolvimento de Sistemas (Technologist in System Analysis) during this period. In May 2019, they obtained a certification in Advanced Styling with Responsive Design from Coursera.
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Skie.io
Skie.io is a SaaS-based public cloud platform designed for organizations that have decided to adopt public cloud as their platform of choice. With Skie.io, an organization can deploy its IT assets on the cloud in the most optimal, cost efficient way and keep it that way. Skie.io can be deployed from the initial public cloud assessment to the on-going automated optimization of public cloud resources. Our AI, machine learning based optimization algorithms can lead to as much as 50% cost reduction of public cloud resources. We are so certain that there would be significant savings that we get paid only if an organization experiences actual cost reduction.