Nice to meet you!I'm Fabricio.
A dedicated Computer Engineer with a focus on Web Development, working remotely as a contractor from Brazil. My goal is to integrate innovation with efficiency, making a meaningful contribution to the technology sector.
Senior
Software Engineer
8+ years
of experience
Brazil
Based
About me
Journey
I'm a dedicated Computer Engineer with a focus on Web Development, working remotely as a contractor from Brazil. My expertise lies in React, Next.js, and Typescript, enhanced by my academic background from UNIFEI and an international experience at the University of Toronto.
Commitment
I'm committed to continual learning, especially in automation and code optimization, to improve software development practices. Outside of technology, I value spending time with my family, exploring films, and enjoying tranquil settings.
Experience
My experience has enabled me to enhance web applications and optimize CI/CD processes, aiming to boost team efficiency, achieve superior results, and nurture a positive workplace. My goal is to integrate innovation with efficiency, making a meaningful contribution to the technology sector.
My journey reflects a commitment to excellence and innovation
Technology
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Node.js
GraphQL
Vercel
Azure
Playwright
TailwindCSS
Figma
CMS
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Node.js
GraphQL
Vercel
Azure
Playwright
TailwindCSS
Figma
CMS
Where it all started
I've had the chance to work with some great companies, starting from my early days writing web scrapers all the way to leading development teams. Here's how that journey unfolded.
Starting at Sportradar
My tech journey kicked off at Sportradar, where I got my hands dirty with web crawlers and data collection. We were building tools to gather data from various e-commerce sites, and I learned a ton about making systems that could handle large amounts of data efficiently.
This was also where I got my first real taste of Agile development - learning how to work in sprints and deliver features that actually made a difference.
I joined Oda
At Oda, I got to work on something really cool - helping transform their e-commerce platform with a modern React frontend. It was exciting to see how our changes directly improved the shopping experience for customers.
I also joined the on-call rotation for our Django backend - nothing teaches you more about a system than being responsible for keeping it running smoothly!
One of my favorite parts was mentoring newer developers on the team. Helping others grow while building something meaningful together - that's what it's all about.
Growing into leadership
Sometimes opportunities come up that push you to grow in new ways. That's what happened when I took on more leadership responsibilities and learned what it means to guide a team.
Norsk Gjenvinning
I joined Norsk Gjenvinning as a Lead Frontend Engineer, where I got to shape how we built our frontend systems. Working closely with designers, we focused on making things faster and easier to use for our customers.
The best part was seeing how small improvements in performance and usability could make a big difference in how people used our platform.
Evolving into the role
Later, I stepped up as Lead Software Engineer & Tech Lead. It was a chance to not just write code, but to help shape how our whole team worked together.
We made our apps faster, more reliable, and easier to work with. But more importantly, we built a team that really knew how to work together and deliver great results.
I pushed for trying out new tech when it made sense, always with the goal of making our platform better and our development process smoother.
What I'm up to now
These days, I'm working with a big US tech company, helping build the tools and systems that other developers use to build great products.
Current Platform Team Role
I'm working as a contractor on the Platform team, where we build and maintain the tools that help other developers do their best work.
It's all about making the development experience better - from improving build times to creating tools that make complex tasks simpler. When other developers can work more efficiently, everyone wins.
