Rodrigo Ferreira

Rodrigo Ferreira has had a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering and development. Rodrigo started their career as an intern at Escola Bahiana de Medicina e Saúde Pública, where they provided support for students and teachers in the AVA platform and gained experience with web and database programming languages. Rodrigo then worked as an intern at Crea-Ba, troubleshooting software, hardware, and networks, and conducting research and development of technologies for sector improvement.

Rodrigo then joined Ericsson as an intern, where they performed automated tests, maintained and created features in the company's system using Java and PL/SQL, and managed an internal system using various technologies.

Rodrigo then joined Kinvo as a React Native Developer, specializing in mobile application development and automation of build and deployment processes. Rodrigo supervised interns and ensured smooth operations in the Google and Apple stores.

Following that, Rodrigo worked at Konatus as a Software Engineer, contributing to mobile application development, backend modeling using Firebase and NodeJs, and deployment on Google and Apple stores. Rodrigo also had experience with React Native, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Expo.

After that, they joined bycoders_ as a React Native Developer, where their responsibilities included mobile application development using React Native, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Rodrigo also supervised pull requests and oversaw deployment processes in Google and Apple stores.

Currently, Rodrigo is working at Ambush as a Software Engineer, where they continue to contribute their expertise in software development and engineering.

Rodrigo Ferreira's education history began in 2013 when they enrolled at SENAI CIMATEC to pursue a Diploma Program in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering. Rodrigo completed this program in 2015. Following this, in 2014, they joined Wyden where they studied Computer Engineering and earned a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in 2019.