At Vox Tecnologia, I modernized Java applications from legacy versions up to Java 21 and extracted four shared libraries for the PDF and digital signature microservices. I also split the signature service to separate PDF handling from certificate and signature validation.
I designed the integration with cloud-based certificate authorities so clients could sign documents without a hardware token or card reader. I also implemented batch signing for public agency staff and an upload module that validates PDF documents before they enter the workflow.
At Livelo, I contributed to the marketplace order module, built from eight Java and Spring Boot REST microservices with asynchronous processing through RabbitMQ. I was the primary owner of testing, with over 90% coverage across the microservices.
At Mercado Livre’s IT NeoCamp, I mentored junior developers in Java and software quality, and guided development of an MCP server for order debugging. My work also includes an Android app for visually impaired people using augmented reality, developed as my master’s thesis at Universidade Federal da Paraíba.

