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• I'm a software developer, 🔓 open-source contributor, fellow Stack Overflow companion, and occasional writer 📝. I love technology(SERIOUSLY), I'm always trying to test new things like trying to emulate games, pirate them(sorry), bios modding, overclocking, playing with virtual machines, and networks of course, I always wanted to tweak the settings of everything to achieve maximum performance, and I'm pretty cheap, so I need to make the most out of what I have, being hardware or software. I'm quite lazy in the sense that I really try to automate repetitive tasks, with macros, keyboard shortcuts, linters, and I'm learning scripting now too!

• This field of technology boggles my mind, and I really appreciate what it brings to the world, because of my curiosity 🧐 it's the natural path to follow, AI, games, backend, infra, and others all have my attention, and I'm definitely going to learn them at some point. But for now, I'm a quite good frontend developer with some DevOps and excellent problem-solving skills, I also studied software architecture and scrum to organize my projects team for a school job, with that I learned how to set up a monolith application with a proper workspace, with linters, NPM scripts, extensions and so on.

• ❤️ to explain things to others and do presentations, one time I presented 👨‍🏫 about the benefits of scrum and how to apply it to 15 people, initially I was only to explain to my group, but the professor thought that it was a good idea to do it for everyone, I really liked the experience, and I hope to do lectures more often.

• Not wanting to sound arrogant, but I'm a really fast learner 🚀, in school I'm the kind that shows up without knowing that have an exam and gets the best grade anyway, but it's not just in school, I would even argue that grades in school don't matter that much, what matters is how you apply what you learn, and I'm great at that.

• With just 3 months studying web development I was already capable of showing some work, as proof of that my brother that is a full-stack developer at the time called me for help in a task at his job involving CSS, and I was able to solve it and explain some concepts for him which ended up speeding up his workflow.

• Currently, I'm pursuing a job where I can grow more and have stability.