Ricardo S.

Develop the back-end to save game bet and prize information. Implementation of rules for marketing campaigns. Server load assessment. Rewriting vanilla PHP code and database queries to reduce response time for high priority endpoints. Implement Redis cache. Evaluate and implement rules and options to reduce the impact of various attacks such as DoS and DDoS on the system. Development of new solutions in NestJS using TypeORM and resources such as communication with Discord and the front-end application (through websockets). Creating a standard development environment that can be used by other developers using Docker and Stubby servers. Discuss good practices for the team.

Tasks descriptions: As CTO of a small company I had the opportunity to act as project manager, IT engineer, analyst, and developer of CMS, accounting, stock and selling control web-based applications over PHP/MySQL/Linux platforms. Development for Brazilian governmental institutions as well as small and medium size companies. I had the opportunity to work extensively with several technologies, not only the LAMP (standard dev for a web based business), but many others, among them I can say C#, Perl, Bash/Sh, Java, Delphi, MS SQL Server, Oracle, MS Dynamics, SAP BusinessOne, Capistrano, Jabber, Vagrant, ZAP (OWASP Zed Attack Proxy), SuiteCRM, SugarCRM, SalesForce, Selenium and several others described on the first page of the curriculum.

Reason for leaving: In a way I didn't leave the company, it still exists, but it's just used as a way to communicate the government my earnings in contracts I sign to meet hiring demands and small projects I attend. But the company itself was terminated because with the departure of partners I ended up migrating from technical management to administrative management and I noticed that I was dissatisfied with several things. I was making money, but I wasn't having fun. So I decided to leave the company and focus on my career in software engineering.