Tadao Suzuki

Experience

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  SETIS Automacao e Sistemas

  Apr 2019 - Dec 2022

  - Assisted in the creation of a payment software that aimed to use credit cards directly on public buses, eliminating the need to purchase tickets in advance. The software, developed in C# and utilizing the AWS environment with AWS Lambda and Amazon DynamoDB, could handle various transactions throughout the day.- Created a feature for selling insurance, developed in React, that offered the service directly on the payment machine after purchases related to household and car. The feature, developed in React and JavaScript/TypeScript, contributed to the growth of sales for the contracting company.- Added a new feature to a testing software written in C# to test the new PIX payment method. The software, which previously only interpreted binary, was modified to interpret JSON, allowing it to cover tests for all payment methods in a single software solution. Show less

  • Software Engineer

    Jan 2021 - Dec 2022

  • Internship

    Apr 2019 - Jan 2021
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  Bradesco

  Dec 2022 - now

  Software Engineer

  - Restructured a part of a Java application that was in an on-premises monolith responsible for indicating that there was a change in the user's bank branch. The application was moved to Azure and now consists of a web view in Angular, a BFF in Node, and some microservices in Java. With this change, in addition to the technological updates, the visual and performance delivery to the client has increased significantly.- Migrated the user lock screen flows of a Java application that was on-premises to microservices on Azure, using a BFF (Backend for frontend) in node to route the microservice from which the user lock was coming. This change improved the traceability of the locks in the logs of Elasticsearch and Dynatrace, aiding the team in internal analysis.- Added a feature to identify the user's classification based on their account information coming from the mainframe. The feature was developed in Java and retrieved all user information from the bank's mainframe based on their agency and account. With the identification of their classification, other teams were able to use this information to change their frontends. Show less