Lucas Souza

I led the formation of a new agile team of software development in less than 3 months which becomes fully operational even over the forced adoption of remote work. I helped to increase the stability of the internal services reducing the technical debt, actively monitoring the systems, and adopting the best practices of SRE. Working with a fully cloud-native environment based on AWS, built using Ja

Worked as Freelance Software Developer at Self-employed.

Co-founder of a small consultancy company focused on the development of digital products and the design of solutions for health organizations. We were a fully remote team capable of build complex and highly performed systems really fast. With a specialized base of knowledge in Java and SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) systems.

I helped to set up the Continuous Integration pipeline for most os the legacy systems, supporting the activities of the software development team and infrastructure team through the adoption Jenkins.
As the first initiative to improve the visibility of the technical debt we configured the integration of Sonar and configured over 60 Java projects to use on their build pipeline. In parallel, I activ

I was responsible to define the technical solutions and to form our development team. At this position, I had the opportunity to work with many excellent developers and to research a large number of different technologies for our clients. I helped to put in production 10 fully customized solutions, recruited 20 developers, and formed another 6 developers from interns to skilled.

I’ve worked on pr

As a technical leader, I was responsible to welcome the new members of the development team and support the organization on the recruitment process. I helped define the solutions used between our client customized software and Liferay to best suit their needs. I’ve worked in projects that used Java EE, Spring Framework, Hibernate or JPA, JSP, AngularJS. At that moment we supported Liferay running

At this time I worked as a consultant on Anvisa (Brazilian National Sanitary Surveillance Agency) crafting feature to a system of medical regulation. On that time I heavily collaborated with a new Software
Architecture that would fully be integrated with Liferay and legacy codebase.

I´ve worked with Java EE, JBoss Seam, JPA, JSP, Oracle Relational Database, and AngularJS.

Build up the reference Java architecture and defined the metrics to assure the quality of the custom software crafted to the public sector clients. We were the first team of the organization to fully use a quality gateway configured using Sonar and fully integrated using Jenkins. In that role, I actively worked on the training of a team of over 20 developers and testers using TDD and Coding Dojo's

I worked on the implementation of an active and distributed logs monitoring system for security clients through IPS, PThreads, Mongo DB, and Snort technologies.

I defined and implemented the Continuous Integration using Jenkins and specified the quality criteria of code verified through static analysis with the Sonar tool.

I also trained PHP teams for the production and use of unit tests and T

I worked actively on the specification of a reference architecture using Zend 1.x and Doctrine bringing to the PHP development team the knowledge of abstraction of the persistence layer.

I started here my adventure in Agile methodologies, such as Scrum and Kanban, being part of the firsts teams that adopt on the organization. At this first experience, I was also started to work using TDD and par

Starting a new challenge

Pursuing a Master of Arts in Indie Game Development.

This was my second university attempt. I had a great start but I also started to work too early and I didn't fully engage studies. I abandoned this course 2 years after I started. This is one of my most dolorous failures.