Luca Azalim

• Led the development of a complete web platform connecting ERP's clients to suppliers of construction materials, using .NET 9, Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Docker.
• Promoted initiatives to modernize the company’s legacy systems and the adoption of a new stack of modern technologies for web project development.
• Planned and executed the migration of the company’s code repositories to GitHub, modernizing the development process and enabling code review and CI/CD flows.
• Contributed to the improvement of the company’s new institutional website, implementing a new optimized check-out experience for SaaS products, a modern institutional blog, and best practices for SEO and performance, in addition to integrating forms with a CRM for lead capture.
• Conceived and developed a knowledge base platform for publishing articles about the software products marketed by the company.

• Led the company's operation for seven years, focusing on managing the technology area and growth strategies that led to 16 million registered accounts, 300,000 monthly active players, and a national record of 8,115 players online simultaneously.
• Designed and scaled the company's systems to support loads of over 8,000 players online simultaneously, distributed across more than 30 game modes developed and maintained by the company itself.
• Led the development of the first Minecraft game mode with distributed architecture in Brazil, which allowed more than 1,000 users to interact in a single virtual environment.
• Established best practices for development, architecture, and CI/CD that were applied to over 250 code repositories, mostly in the Java language.

Led a small team of three developers to build five different Minecraft game modes, peaking a total of 500 concurrent players.

I was awarded the Academic Excellence Award twice in a row. This award is given to a single student every semester.

The teams I led were awarded the Outstanding Project Award four times in a row. This award is given to a single team every semester.

It was an honor to volunteer for the WebTech extension project for one year. I was responsible for developing the project's website and contributed to other initiatives as well.

Along with my team, I developed a web application that allowed Boutique das Carnes to manage its operation, including inventory management and order processing.

Novas is an open-source news website built with Next.js and TailwindCSS. It uses the News API to fetch the latest news from around the world.

Morada is a platform for property rental and listing that streamlines the rental process for both tenants and landlords, offering an efficient, centralized solution for listings, processes, and documentation.