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Hi, I'm Eger

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<p> Retired DnD 3.5 dungeon master and software developer. Native in português, fluent in english, on difficult terms with 日本語. <br/>

Off the keyboard I travel regularly, watch films picked more or less at random, keep up with the seasonal anime, or dive into the latest friendslop. </p>

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<h2>the work</h2>

<p> 1,539.325852 sidereal days of making computers cooperate. <br/>

Full-stack in the honest sense: both sides of the api, plus all devops in the middle of it.
I've shipped to a webserver you could physically kick, and to serverless clouds you can only apologize to. </p>

<h3>full-stack developer @ duda</h3>

apr 2025 — now · remote

<p> Duda is a leading platform behind over 1,000,000 active websites, delivering top performance, SEO-friendly design, responsive layouts, and pixel-perfect precision, all without the need for coding. </p>

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<li>Built multi-tenant third-party integrations serving 100k+ users across multiple countries, designing reusable architecture layers for region-specific configuration and rapid partner onboarding </li>
<li>Engineered shared internal npm packages distributed via private VPN registry, consolidating 8+ commonly-used utilities and classes behind rigorous CI/CD checks, eliminating code duplication across microservices and reducing onboarding friction for new services </li>
<li>Designed an AI-assisted development workflow with Claude Code, building 8 specialized agents, 7 skills, and project scaffolding covering planning, debugging, security review, and Duda's SDK usage, reducing AI-generated errors and cutting token consumption across the engineering team </li>

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One of the places I've learned the most

<h3>mid software developer @ grupo mundialmix</h3>

aug 2023 — apr 2025 · brazil

<p> MundialMix is a holding company that owns several businesses in different sectors, including retail, banking, radio, and more. </p>

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<li>Modernized legacy PHP systems into cloud-native microservices, achieving 99.8% uptime via CI/CD pipelines and auto-scaling on Oracle Cloud, implementing Prometheus alerts and custom Grafana dashboards </li>
<li>Reduced initial page load time by 52% by decoupling frontend/backend and deploying React on a CDN, cutting bounce rates by 35% </li>
<li>Developed scalable REST APIs adopted across 40+ client locations, handling 3,000,000+ monthly requests with 99.9% reliability via rate limiting and Redis caching </li>

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<h3>software developer @ clearviction</h3>

jun 2022 — jul 2023 · remote, freelance

<p> At Clearviction, we're dedicated to empowering individuals by clearing their records on background checks, which significantly enhances their opportunities for employment and housing. </p>

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<li>Accelerated feature delivery through implementation of Agile sprint planning, working with a cross-functional team of 16 developers and designers across different time zones </li>
<li>Translated Figma prototypes into responsive webpages using Material UI and NextJS, increasing average user dwell time by 30% through intuitive navigation and mobile-first design optimizations </li>
<li>Co-led accessibility initiatives with 2 developers and 1 UX researcher, conducting WCAG 2.1 audits and implementing solutions like ARIA labels and contrast adjustments, boosting compliance scores by 60% </li>

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<h2>the schooling</h2>

Learning by doing is great, right up until you meet a problem that wants theory

<h3>PUC Minas</h3>

jan 2023 — dec 2026

bachelor of science, computer science

<p> One of the oldest and most traditional universities in Brazil, with a strong focus on research and innovation. </p>

<h3>IFSC</h3>

jun 2017 — dec 2021

technical high school

<p> Federal institution offering free technical high school courses, considered one of the best educational centers in Brazil </p>

<h2>the projects</h2>

<p> Just one on the table right now, but it's the one eating my evenings. </p>

<h3>minmaxhub.gg</h3>

2026 — now · work in progress

<p> Wikipedia meets Reddit for game builds. Anyone can propose an edit to a guide, the community votes, and the winning version becomes the page everyone reads. Fast, cacheable, and correct until someone proves otherwise. </p>

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<li>Built around a suggest → vote → consensus loop: messy debate on the write side, a clean server-rendered source of truth on the read side, with full suggestion history preserved underneath </li>
<li>Fully serverless on AWS: Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3 and Cognito, with the entire infrastructure defined in CDK and deployed from a single command </li>
<li>Schema-driven content: JSON Schema rules stored in S3 validate every suggestion at the API boundary, so the UI and the data can never drift apart </li>

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<h2>the contact</h2>

<p> if any of this sounds like your kind of thing, my inbox is open. </p>