Discovery
User interviews, problem mapping and hypothesis validation before writing code.
What I do
I combine product strategy with a strong technical background, enabling better prioritization, cross-functional communication and scalable product decisions.
User interviews, problem mapping and hypothesis validation before writing code.
Component structure, state decisions and code organization built with scale in mind.
React/Next.js implementation, code review and API integration on a daily basis.
Bug fixes, legacy code maintenance and keeping things running after deploy.
How I do it
I value organization at every stage of the process, from planning to code.
What I use day to day to write code.
The libraries that show up most in my projects.
What I use to organize work and ship code.
Projects
Front-end products built end-to-end — architecture, performance, and the details users actually notice.
I've been a frontend developer for 8 years, and today I work as a freelancer — joining projects halfway through, fixing the screens nobody wants to touch, or building products from scratch when that's what's needed.
I've worked on everything from landing pages and large-scale platforms to design systems and MVPs. Collaborating closely with designers, backend engineers and product teams is what made me interested in understanding not only how things are built, but why they should exist.
I've led a team of 5 people and discovered that I enjoy creating environments where people can collaborate and grow. Today I live in Maringá, Brazil, and I'm gradually moving from frontend engineering toward product management, combining technical thinking with user-centered decisions.
Less about what I know how to do, more about how I approach my work every day.
I notice spacing, alignment and tiny inconsistencies. Those small details are often what make a product feel truly polished.
I'd rather have an honest five-minute conversation than lose hours in long threads and unnecessary meetings.
The fastest way I learn is by testing ideas, gathering feedback and improving through iteration.
The things I genuinely enjoy outside of work shape the way I observe, create and solve problems.
If you have an idea, a product in the works, an interesting problem, or just want to network — let's talk.
Direct contact
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