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Eduardo Bomfim

@eduardobomfim

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Junior-minded Business Intelligence analyst building scalable data and HPC systems.

Brazil

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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for remote junior roles where I can build scalable infrastructure or database-focused systems, apply rigorous performance thinking, and turn data into reliable outputs—ideally with room to learn, ship, and improve continuously.

I’m a Computer Science undergraduate specializing in systems programming and high-performance computing (HPC), with ongoing work as an undergraduate research assistant focused on memory profiling and hardware-software interactions. I enjoy turning low-level performance questions into measurable results and reliable tooling.

In my current role at Whirlpool Corporation, I develop Python and JavaScript automation scripts and query SQL databases to power interactive dashboards, improving cross-platform data reporting. I also integrate Google Workspace APIs to build scalable business data pipelines.

On the systems side, I build custom memory allocators and performance-focused profiling pipelines in C/C++ using tools like perf and Valgrind. I’m seeking remote junior opportunities in infrastructure, database engines, or quantitative finance where I can grow while delivering dependable, high-performance outcomes.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Business Intelligence Analyst

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Whirlpool Corporation

Jun 2024 - Present (2 years)

Developed Python and JavaScript automation scripts and queried SQL databases to power interactive dashboards and streamline cross-platform data reporting. Integrated Google Workspace APIs to build reliable, scalable business data pipelines.

Python JavaScript SQL Business Intelligence Data Pipelines Google Workspace Reporting

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

São Paulo State University (UNESP) – Rio Claro

Bachelor of Computer Science, Computer Science

2024 -

Undergraduate Bachelor of Computer Science at UNESP, with ongoing research in high-performance computing, memory profiling, and hardware-software interactions.