From hands-on industry to process improvement.

Working with ultrasonic systems for plastic welding in an industrial environment. My activities include assembling, testing, configuring, troubleshooting, and maintaining ultrasonic welding equipment, while developing a deeper understanding of industrial automation and technical documentation.

Worked on electrical, hydraulic, and HVAC systems for public and industrial clients. I also supported internal IT activities and continued developing my skills in Java Spring Boot, Next.js, Docker, and Kubernetes.

Later I was promoted to Laser Tube Cutting Machine Operator. In this role, I developed a small program to automatically organize tube layouts for welders, putting into practice the back-end and front-end skills I had been learning. This became the turning point where I began moving from technician to programmer.

I started as a welder, but in my free time I was already studying TypeScript and experimenting with my first projects, such as pipe management. I also began learning Java Spring Boot and exploring modern frameworks like React, Qwik, and Next.js.

Worked as a mechanical operator managing production machinery. At the same time, I began learning Java Spring Boot at home, laying the foundation for backend development and enterprise-grade applications.

Operated thermal deburring machines, but also initiated a personal project using Django: I built a database to track all production details and calculations of manufactured parts. This was my first real application of programming to solve work-related problems.

Employed as a technician handling general maintenance tasks. Alongside this role, I studied Python and the Django framework, gaining my first experience with web applications and back-end logic.

Worked on electronic security systems, where I started using Linux (Arch Linux) as my primary environment for testing, programming, and automation tasks. This strengthened my technical foundation and I still rely on Arch Linux daily for software development.

Worked as an industrial electrician, ensuring the safety and functionality of electrical systems. During this period, I started studying C#, developing my first interest in programming and how software could improve industrial processes.