I'm a software engineer passionate about agile development and product management. With a background in developing distributed systems in enterprise environments and experience as a product manager, I now focus on spreading the beauties of the cloud-native world. I actively participate in international communities through talks and articles, mainly addressing architectures, AI, platform engineering, and environmental sustainability in the software realm.
Currently, as a Developer Relations Engineer, I focus on content creation and evangelism for our company’s product and related technologies. My responsibilities span from managing the training program we offer to partner developers mastering our internal developer platform builder and company products, to creating contents for product pitches, and managing technical documentation. Additionally, I serve as the bridge between the users of our products and our R&D team, engaging in building relationships with developer communities and participating as a speaker at technical conferences, discussing topics such as open source, cloud-native, and platform engineering.
The Green Software Foundation Champions program is a program that recognizes and rewards the top contributors to Green Software. A Green Software Champion is a software practitioner who is leading the way in decarbonizing software.
After working as a Software Engineer, I moved to the role of Technical Product Owner within the same team. My responsibilities shifted from technical implementation to team guidance and product management. I led the company’s adoption of agile practices, facilitated the onboarding of new developers, and took accountability for the product roadmap. Additionally, I managed stakeholder and customer relationships, directly reporting to the company directors.
As a software engineer, I was in charge of designing and implementing software products for the retail industry, covering applications such as PoS (point of sale) systems and e-commerce platforms. I was responsible for both frontend and backend development, being accountable for the entire software lifecycle: from requirement analysis to production deployment.
Those who earn the globally recognized Professional Scrum Product Owner I (PSPO I) certification have demonstrated a fundamental level of Professional Scrum Product Ownership, proving an intermediate understanding of the Scrum framework and how to apply it to maximize the value delivered with a product. This individual has also demonstrated an understanding of how to maximize return on investment and optimize the total cost of ownership of a product.
