I'm an engineer from Curitiba, Brazil. Between 2024 and 2026 I built AlturionX, an AI tooling product for B2B businesses. I evolved it from SkytOffer, served 16 clients, and sold its code, platforms and client portfolio.
Before code, I studied economics. It taught me to ask what things cost, what can go wrong, and whether a fix is worth building. Most of the problems I saw there were not finance problems. They were broken workflows. Software was the way to fix them, so I learned to build it.
That background still shapes how I work. I keep infrastructure small, use AI only where it earns its cost, and prefer boring architectures that are easy to run and easy to hand over. I've written about this in my notes.
Most of my work has been early-stage: healthtech, e-commerce, AI. The stage where the product and the workflow are still being figured out. I like that stage.
I live in Curitiba with my dog, Mick. Most late afternoons we end up at Parque Barigui, watching the sun go down over the lake. It's where I do my best thinking. Mick remains unimpressed.