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8+ years of experience as a QA and Automation Engineer with strong knowledge in several technologies and programming languages such as Java, JavaScript/TypeScript/NodeJS, Python and others; and frameworks such as NightwatchJS, Selenium, Sikuli and Appium. Strong understanding of Software Development Life Cycle and Test Driven Development, CI/CD and agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban, some types of testing such as end-to-end testing, black box, sanity testing, regression testing, smoke testing, load testing, stress testing and others, creation of test cases to functional and non functional requirements.

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2+ years of experience as a Full-stack Developer Engineer with strong knowledge in several technologies and programming languages such as Java, Javascript, Python, CSS and others; frameworks like Cordova, Bootstrap, JQuery and more.

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By my profession, I also have experience working as Embedded Systems Engineer, I have worked with several hardwares like Raspberry Pi, Arduino, pcDuino, BeagleBoard, Spartan 3E, Nexys, Cottonwood/AS3992  TTL UART, and others. Additionally, I have developed projects that integrate printers, fingerprint detectors and RFID Readers like ThingMagic M6e Embedded and Cottonwood/AS3992  TTL UART.

I am self-motivated person with good communication skills and teamwork, always trying to innovate and taking the initiative to solve problems while thinking out of the box; I love working with teams and helping others work to their full potential, while being creative in providing software solutions.  – I am used working to deadline under pressure and I also like to manage projects.



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