Bio
As a seasoned Information Technology professional with over 30 years of experience, I have a deep-rooted passion for technology that stems back to my childhood when I first learned BASIC on a friend's computer. Throughout my career, I have continually upgraded my skills and knowledge, adapting to the latest technologies and advancements in the field. I have a broad range of expertise, having served as a university professor for 11 years, and later as a Coordinator of the Informatics Sector of the Federal Public Prosecution Service in Brazil, a role I still occupy today. I have experience in IT Governance, automation of repetitive tasks, and the development of various scripts and systems. Additionally, I have a strong background in infrastructure administration, having worked with virtualization, Debian Linux servers, and various file and database servers. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems and a specialization course in the field. I also have several years of experience as a professor, teaching the next generation of IT professionals. I am always seeking new knowledge and opportunities to grow, which is why I am currently studying Docker and the latest advancements in Web3 and NodeJS. I believe that the IT industry is a constantly evolving field, and it is essential to have the humility and willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies and methodologies. I encourage others to never give up and to keep learning, even when faced with new challenges, as this is how we grow and mature as professionals. As I used to tell my students, "Learning new technologies is like learning to ride a bicycle; in theory it's relatively simple, but in practice you have to take chances, fall and persist." With perseverance and the help of the community, we can all become proficient riders.