I was born on April 1998. At that time, my father was studying at Senai. He tried studying computer science, but couldn't finish. He has been my biggest inspiration and my first reference in the IT area. I thought it would be cool to mention this fact.

I was studying my first course of IT, but I already anything expertise with computer, because it was common used PC at home. I remember we used Nero to create slideshows, defragment the disk and play Pinball on Windows XP In this course I improved my knowledge of the office package, such as: - Excel - Word - Access - PowerPoint I had training to improve typing, it was a 168-hour course. I had training modules with Windows XP, Windows Vista, and the Office 2003 and 2007 suite

Course with a workload of 104 hours, completed in October 2013. At that time I created blogs on Google's Blogger, customized the template and applied the content learned in the course with animated flash effects. The modules of this course were: - HTML/CSS - DreamWeaver - FireWorks - Flash - CorelDraw - Photoshop CC

During this period I was looking for a professional opportunity, so in preparation I decided to take an online advanced Excel course. I took a free course at Fundação Bradesco, but it was a very valuable course, it had a course load of 31 hours. Main topics: - Functions (Sum, Sumif, Sumifs, Min, Max, etc.) - Dynamic table - Macros - ProcV

I was hired as an office assistant at Pinturas Florença. My main functions were to organize the workers' documentation to direct them to the construction sites where they would transfer their work. Other activities involved: Location GFIP Payroll Excel was commonly used, during this period I made a lot of effort to improve my activities.

Working at Pinturas Florença, I saw a lot of use of Autocad, so to improve my skills within the company I signed up for Compuway's Autocad course. The course lasted 48 hours and provided an overview of the software, presenting the program's main tools and shortcuts. My improvement with Autocad was due to using it at work.

Very happy, I really wanted to take this course. And during the class period I learned a lot, it was an 80-hour course, with 10 Saturdays of intensive classes. We started with theoretical classes, saw different hardware, from the oldest to the newest models, and also practical classes using Antistatic Gloves. Topics: - Electricity/Electronics Concepts; - Power supply standards; - Electrostatic charge: electrification and discharge; - Hardware and Software Concepts; - Computers: operating principle; - Computers: history and evolution; - Peripherals and their use, types and configurations; - Concepts of Bit, Byte and Hertz; - Internal architecture, operation and description; - Bus: operation and performance; - Intel and AMD processors; - Motherboard and case standards; - ROM and RAM memories: types and functions; - Storage devices: floppy disk, DVD, HD; - Component connectorization; - Correct handling of components; - Installation of sound, video, network, modem cards. 16-04-2016 to 18-06-2016

During this period, I already knew Excel, watched YouTube (Renam Ruthes) and developed Excel .xlsm spreadsheets, using macros/userForm with VBA programming. Spreadsheets played the role of a database and used the userform interface. At that time I was just starting out in programming, but managed to learn many concepts through VBA. Project examples: - Generate PDF reports - CRUD with userform - Consult CNPJ and automatically fill in the fields - VLookup - Integration with Access - Listview

Upon graduating from high school in 2015, I decided to further my education by enrolling in a SENAI course in 2016. This decision allowed me to gain valuable knowledge and skills while dedicating myself more to work. I am pleased to inform you that I am now embarking on a new journey by pursuing a Bachelor's degree in IT at FMU, starting this year. I am particularly thrilled about studying topics such as Information Security, Database, and Programming.

"Dear, I'm writing to let you know that I've made the difficult decision to leave my role with the team. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the support and knowledge I have gained working with all of you. I am grateful for the opportunity to build my roots on this team and I will always cherish these memories. Right now, I would like to take more risks and dedicate myself to more studies. I'm excited to see where this takes me and look forward to potentially finding my first opportunity in the field. Thank you everyone again for everything. It was an honor to work alongside you."

Project carried out in a group, this was the typical college project where the group spent the weekends together developing the work. During this period we had classes on: - Object Oriented Programming - Interface and usability - Database - UML The teachers from each subject came together to give a single assignment, where we would develop a project and it would be evaluated by all the teachers within their respective subject. - Project was developed with Java 8 - Interface with javax.swing.JFrame - Database integration with Connection Factory and DAO class. - UML documentation with requirements analysis Note: We created and developed the 2nd semester project in our native language (Portuguese).

When I started my new job, I received SOA training in Java from Marcos Caldeira. In our training, we primarily studied the HTTP protocol and developed WebServices with Java Core. We also configured Tomcat and developed JSP. After gaining an understanding of how servlets function, we developed REST APIs with Spring Boot. ---> As a Trainee, I worked on the Ura Project using Genesys Compose. My responsibilities included developing Rest and SOAP APIs for Ura consumption, creating URA flow for VIVO demands, analyzing flow using Visio, and interpreting specifications from Mutant.

During the IVR project, I worked on various demands, most of which involved developing the Client's Web Services using REST/SOAP. We followed the Scrum methodology and the development team was also involved in Releases/CRQ and provided support even after the Sprint delivery. One of the main components of the project was an IVR Cognitive. - In the Ura flow, audio transcription was done using Speech-to-Text technology. - Then, we requested a Web Service (Middleware) by passing the text of the speech to the API. - The API returned the commands that needed to be executed in the Ura. * I was involved in this project right from the planning stage. * I developed the Client Web Service using Java JAX-RS. * I also developed the Ura Flow using Genesys Compose and participated in developing the Ura Report service. * Furthermore, I executed various queries to monitor the project's progress using Oracle Bank.

We were part of the Ura VIVO project, but due to the team's internalization, only certified professionals were selected to continue the project. As a college student at the time, I was unable to meet the required criteria and had to take a break. I am informing you that I am now migrating to the RPA project with Blueprism.

Now I'm part of the A5 Solutions team, I started as a Developer. I will join the devolopers team, more particularly I will be part of Manager Thiago Calegari's Team. key tools: - Java with Spring-boot - Front-end Vanila (HTML, CSS, JS) - Angular - Postgres - AWS S3, AWS EC2

I took the Angular course to get a base of the framework, main concepts, syntax and in the future I would delve deeper into studying its documentation. During the Cod3r course, some components, services, directives, routing, among other concepts, were applied, aiming to deepen the knowledge base in Angular.

When I took the Next.js Intensive course, my idea was to consolidate my knowledge. And to certify my knowledge, at that point I had already developed other projects with NodeJs, both using Angular, React and recently NextJs. When developing with Node, I particularly prefer using TypeScript

Google partnered with FMU, and we students earned credits to access the Google Cloud Skills Boost platform. Modules: - Cloud Computing Fundamentals - Infrastructure in Google Cloud - Networking and Security - Data, ML, and AI in Google Cloud Within the platform we accessed the GCP environment and could carry out activities with Google Cloud services, such as App Engine, Kubernets, pub/sub, etc... We created and deployed using the console and/or CLI

LB Talks is a responsive website, it contains translation functionality into Libras, which can be applied in 2 different ways. - User can record an audio and through API's Speech-to-text the audio is transcribed, after the text is returned with speech, the VLibras service is called, performing the translation into Libras. - By changing the mode to text, the user can type and the typed text will be translated into pounds. Note: At the time of submission of the TCC, the STT API belonged to GCP services, however recently a free API has been used and the operation in the voice function presents problems in very long speeches. The application was designed with simplicity and increased accessibility in mind. Many Brazilians with hearing impairment need the help of an interpreter to communicate effectively. Therefore, when observing a classmate who was accompanied by an interpreter in class, and remembering that few have the monetary resources to do the same, the idea proposed in this monograph was conceived. Therefore, the application's main objective is to help deaf people who need to communicate and carry out daily tasks, but who cannot have the help of an interpreter, even momentarily.

I would like to thank God for this achievement. It wasn't easy, this year I was busy with projects at work participating in launches and CRQ + Google Cloud Skills Boost + Extra activities for additional hours And this was during the same period that I was developing the college TCC. Fun fact: this year was the year my daughter was born. It went well, thank God. I'm happy to be GCP certified and earn my badges. I am happy to deliver successfully and receive good feedback from my manager at work Happy to successfully deliver my TCC and have completed college. I'm looking forward to graduating and making my dad very proud.

A5 Solutions became an AWS partner, and we employees would have the possibility to participate in the Rocket Journey program. Rocket Journey is a tailor-made program for our AWS partners All participants will receive two partner accreditations of AWS and will receive free training led by trainers and solution architects. This program allowed us to take courses on the AWS Skill Builder platform and earn Badges. At the end of the program, a Quiz was held and the best candidates in the Quiz would receive a 100% Voucher to obtain the AWS certification. With great pride, I say that I got the voucher, booked the exam and passed, earning my AWS Cloud Plactitioner certification.