Francisco Erialdo Domingos Freitas

Hello! I'm F. Erialdo D. Freitas, a Software Engineer and Researcher with over six years of experience in Information Technology and Computer Science. My professional trajectory is marked by a planned approach, from developing educational games and mobile applications in research labs at IFCE to creating complex solutions for large banking institutions in Latin America and an internationally renowned Fintech company.

Currently, I'm a Full-Stack Developer Analyst at Grupo Stefanini, where I'm responsible for developing and maintaining robust web systems. My experience spans a wide range of technologies and architectures, including Java (Spring Boot, Java Enterprise Edition, microservices, RESTful), PHP (Laravel), Python, SQL databases (Oracle, Db2, MySQL, SQL Server), and NoSQL (MongoDB). I also have expertise in front-end development (React.js, Angular, Javascript, JQuery), IT infrastructure, DevSecOps, Cloud Computing (Azure, GCloud), and research in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and IoT. A highlight of my career was working on complex integrations between legacy and modern systems, including developing my own Java library to facilitate authentication between systems.
I believe I can be a valuable mentor because of my passion for sharing knowledge and wisdom with colleagues, my ability to develop complex solutions, and my previous experience as a mentor/coach in professional induction programs. In this role, I helped interns learn web development with Java, Spring, Git, and DevOps concepts. I have a holistic view of the software development lifecycle, from analysis and modeling to implementation and maintenance, in agile and high-stress environments.
As a mentee, I am always striving for continuous improvement. I'm currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science and a specialization in Software Engineering, demonstrating my interest in deepening my knowledge and exploring new discoveries. I seek to advance new perspectives and guidance on emerging technical challenges, leadership strategies in software projects, and future trends in technology research and development.