Gabriel Ferreira

I worked as a Software Engineer, being a member of the Deep Learners team. I developed AI-based features, created proof-of-concept solutions, and researched new ideas/tools around Open AI and Chat GPT to be used in our products.

Led small teams across five projects, using Javascript/Typescript, Nest.js, Next.js, Python, Flask, Celery, AWS. For one project specifically I designed and built a product using blockchain-native technologies, such as smart contracts, wallets, and networks, and libraries such as ether.js, wagmi, and cbor-js.

I joined AdQuick's analytics team to design and ship the attribution data pipeline, where we process a large volume of data and provide dashboards with insights about advertisement campaigns. I was exposed to both (i) building user-facing UIs and admin tools to visualize, monitor, and debug our complex data pipeline; and (ii) using GCP, AWS, and APIs to integrate data with 3rd parties.

I worked as a Full-Stack Engineer, contributing to the HP Anyware project, designing, developing, and securing a client-facing web application (ZCentral Workstation Manager), to allow clients to schedule and share workstation resources among employees of the client.

I was a Graduate Research Assistant at CMU where I researched and built solutions around containing malicious package updates on the Node.js/npm ecosystem. The solutions were (i) a lightweight permission system that reduces applications' attack surface, and (ii) an anomaly detection approach that reduces developers' review effort by focusing on suspicious updates.

I worked as a Full-Stack Engineer, contributing to: (i) re-designing legacy software functionality to microservices style using Java technologies; (ii) planning solutions for new software projects at functional and architectural level; (iii) writing extensive software documentation using semi-structured natural language and UML, and (iv) maintaining existing software systems by adding new features

I worked as a Full-Stack Engineer, designing a microservices platform for a telecommunications company using Java technologies, JavaScript, Object-oriented principles, Design Patterns, and Distributed Systems Concepts (REST, Object serialization).

I worked as a Full-Stack Engineer, designing a microservices platform for a telecommunications company using Java technologies, JavaScript, Object-oriented principles, Design Patterns, and Distributed Systems Concepts (REST, Object serialization).