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Name:
## Julio Lima 

Cellphone:
+34600928132

Email:
julio_flima@hotmail.com

Websites:
https://github.com/julioflima
https://linkedin.com/in/julioflima

Location:
Alicante, Spain 
Alicante, Espanha 



## **Software Engineer, NodeJS, Python, ReactJS, TypeScript and Database Specialist (Postgres PLPG/SQL)** 


## ABOUT ME 

Senior Software Developer with experience developing Web Development and delighted about cloud processing with microservices. I've been using these technologies, RESTful API, NodeJS, Typescript, NextJS ReactJS Tensor Flow, PLPG/SQL,  and NO SQL databases. I have been developing for Banks, big companies, and foreign companies, like gaming startups. Also, I'm always trying to improve myself in IT and facing new challenges. 

## PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 

## **Tolq, Netherlands** _— Software Engineer_ 

## Set  2022 - CURRENT 

- Built a dynamic newsletter management platform that generates personalized content using relevant user data, powered by AI agents. This solution enables efficient, targeted communication and enhances user engagement through intelligent automation. 

- Working as a dedicated Software Developer at Tolq, a dynamic translation services company, I have been actively engaged in both new and legacy projects, playing a pivotal role in enhancing the technological framework and user experience of our services; 

- New Project Development: Spearheaded the development of a cutting-edge project, utilizing a robust stack comprising Git, JS, TypeScript, Next.js, and React.js. This project is going to be pivotal in streamlining our translation processes and elevating the quality of service we offer to our clients. Employed technologies like Node.js and GraphQL to refine backend processes and optimize performance; 

- Legacy Application Maintenance: Diligently maintained and upgraded legacy applications, ensuring seamless integration and functionality across our service platforms; 

- Frontend Innovation: Revolutionized the user interface by implementing Tailwind CSS and HTML/CSS, greatly enhancing the visual appeal and user experience. My focus on responsive design principles ensured a seamless experience across various devices; 

- Email Template Design: Developed and refined email templates using React.email and Template Email technologies, ensuring consistent and engaging communication with our clients, transitioning to a microservices-based architecture, which significantly improved scalability and the manageability of our services; 

## **Banco do Brasil, Brazil** _— Software Engineer_ 

Jul 2021 - Set 2022 

- Led a team of frontend developers, focused on enterprise solutions for a bank on strategic platforms, utilizing React to deliver 40+ screens. 

- Advocated for Git flow methodology and implemented unit tests using Jest to ensure code quality. 

- Proficient in SCRUM and Kanban methodologies, effectively managing projects. 

- Experienced in working with GitLab, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, NPM, Yarn, Node, Swagger, and Sonar for efficient development and quality assurance. 

- Skills: React.js · TypeScript · Node.js 

**Divinia, USA** _— Software Developer_ 

Jun 2021 - Out 2021 

- Developed server-side rendered websites using Next.js, resulting in faster initial page rendering and improved SEO rankings; 

- Achieved significant performance improvements by implementing JS React optimizations, resulting in a 30% reduction in page load time and improved user experience; 

- Create the beginnings of a template/e-commerce sites: 

   - https://divishoes.ai 

   - https://divicars.ai 

- Technologies that I've used here, ReactJs, NextJs, Javascript, Typescript, Server Side Rendering, Incremental Server Rendering, Stale While Revalidate; 

- Skills: React.js · TypeScript · Node.js 

## **LIV Saúde, Brazil** _— FullStack Developer_ 

SET 2020 - JUN 2021 

- Worked for an insurance company that delivers beneficiaries carefully supported by technological and human resources; 

- Developed a digital medical record platform for digital medical regulation using React.js, Redux, and Material-UI; 

- Developed the platform's back-end using Node.js, Express.js, and NestJS to handle complex logic and business rules as well as provide a secure and reliable communication layer between the front-end and the database; 

- ● Designed and maintained company database with PostgreSQL, PL/SQL, and Oracle; 

- Utilized React.js, Node.js, Express.js, NestJS, Redux, Material-UI, PostgreSQL, PL/SQL, and Oracle; 

- ● Bigger goals: 

   - -We improved the performance of a Node.js service by using asynchronous promises, reducing the loading time from 1 minute to 12 seconds. We further optimized the code by implementing a dynamic PL/pgSQL call, resulting in a loading time of only 200 milliseconds, a 300x latency gain; 

   - - Led API maintenance and optimization efforts at LIV, ensuring smooth data delivery and prioritizing exceptional user experience for enterprise applications; 

## **Ilumini Engenharia, Brazil** _— Electrical Engineer / Software Engineer_ 

SET 2018 - MAIO 2020 

- Worked with a client that provides new and innovative solutions for civil construction process management assisting both companies and individuals in a plant of Solar Panels; 

- Designed and implemented a platform with features that allowed the generation of sales control proposals and commercial contracts for selling photovoltaic projects; 

- Built a web application from scratch utilizing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Cloud Functions on Firebase, and Material Design, which aimed to reduce customer response time, streamline the sales process, and centralize documentation of work cost and invoicing; 

- Developed back-end functions with Node.js, hosted them on Firebase Firestore, and streamlined usability for the sales team while expediting the technical project delivery process; 

- Utilized JavaScript, Node.js, HTML, CSS, Cloud Functions, and Firebase; 

## EDUCATION 

## **Federal University of Ceará, Brazil** _— Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering_ 

JAN OF 2018 

**Faculdade Maurício de Nassau, Brazil** _— Associate's Degree in Analysis and Development of Systems_ 

JAN OF 2022 

**SENAI (National Service for Industrial Training), Brazil** _— Technical Degree in Electrical and Electronic_ 

JAN OF 2015 

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I recommend maintaining a Master Professional Profile that you can paste into application forms, AI autofill tools, LinkedIn, Wellfound, Y Combinator, Open Home Foundation, and other job portals.

Julio Lima – Professional Profile

Professional Summary

Software Engineer with experience building scalable web, mobile, cloud, and embedded-adjacent solutions across healthcare, fintech, telecommunications, public sector, and genealogy platforms. Strong background in frontend engineering, full-stack development, cloud infrastructure, mobile applications, and distributed systems.

Originally trained as an Electrical Engineer, bringing a strong foundation in mathematics, systems thinking, networking, signal processing concepts, and embedded systems fundamentals. This multidisciplinary background enables a practical approach to software architecture, performance optimization, and product development.

Experienced in React, TypeScript, Node.js, AWS, and modern frontend architectures. Passionate about creating high-quality user experiences, designing maintainable software systems, and transforming complex business requirements into intuitive products.

Certified AWS Cloud Practitioner and active IEEE member.

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Core Skills

Frontend Development

* React.js
* TypeScript
* JavaScript (ES6+)
* Next.js
* Redux
* HTML5
* CSS3
* Tailwind CSS
* Material UI
* Responsive Design
* Accessibility
* Performance Optimization
* Component Architecture
* Design Systems

Mobile Development
* React Native

Backend Development

* Node.js
* Express.js
* NestJS
* REST APIs
* PHP
* C#
* .NET Framework

Cloud & DevOps

* AWS
* AWS CDK
* CloudFormation
* S3
* CI/CD
* Infrastructure as Code
* Azure

Databases

* PostgreSQL
* Oracle
* PL/SQL
* MongoDB

Architecture & Engineering

* Software Architecture
* Distributed Systems
* API Design
* Performance Optimization
* System Integration
* Technical Documentation
* Agile Development

Additional Interests

* Home Automation
* Open Source
* Embedded Systems
* IoT
* Smart Home Technologies
* Edge Computing
* Cloud Rendering
* Human-Centered Product Design

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Professional Experience

Software Engineer

Coopersystem
December 2021 – Present

Developed and maintained financial technology applications focused on investment management and business banking.

Key achievements:

* Maintained and expanded hybrid mobile solutions using React Native, React.js, and TypeScript.
* Delivered secure financial applications supporting high-value investment transactions.
* Reduced code complexity by approximately 40% through architectural improvements.
* Improved maintainability and accelerated delivery of new features through reusable component design.

Technologies:
 React.js, TypeScript, iOS Development

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Software Engineer

Tino
May 2022 – February 2023

Worked on software engineering initiatives supporting product development and platform evolution.

Technologies:
JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Cloud Services

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Software Full Stack Developer

LIV Saúde
September 2020 – July 2021

Developed healthcare solutions focused on digital medical records, telemedicine, and healthcare operations.

Key achievements:

* Built digital prescription and telemedicine platforms.
* Developed frontend applications using React.js, Redux, and Material UI.
* Designed backend services using Node.js, Express.js, and NestJS.
* Managed and optimized PostgreSQL and Oracle databases.
* Contributed to online healthcare solutions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
* Improved examination request workflows and reduced operational overhead for healthcare professionals.

Technologies:
React.js, Redux, Material UI, Node.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Oracle, PL/SQL

Notable Projects

Smart City Lighting Control Prototype

Designed and implemented the initial prototype of an intelligent street lighting control system based on wireless communication and relay activation.

Responsibilities included:

* Concept design
* Prototype implementation
* Communication architecture evaluation
* Hardware-software integration

The initial design focused on a closed-device architecture suitable for municipal deployments.

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Healthcare Telemedicine Platform

Contributed to the development of digital healthcare systems supporting:

* Online consultations
* Digital prescriptions
* Medical records
* Examination management

These solutions helped reduce physical contact requirements during the COVID-19 period.

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Investment Portfolio Management Application

Developed mobile solutions enabling:

* Asset trading
* Portfolio monitoring
* Financial data visualization
* Secure transaction workflows

Applications supported transactions worth millions of dollars in managed assets.

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Edge Computing Research Platform

Worked on cloud-rendered video and gaming solutions designed to deliver high-performance experiences through distributed infrastructure.

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Family History & Genealogy Platform

Contributed to projects involving historical archives, family records, and genealogy data processing for the Find My Past client.

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Certifications

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
February 2023 – February 2026

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Professional Memberships

IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Education

Electrical Engineering

Strong academic foundation in:

* Mathematics
* Physics
* Electronics
* Control Systems
* Telecommunications
* Computer Systems
* Embedded Applications

This background complements software engineering expertise by providing a deep understanding of how hardware, networks, and software systems interact.

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Career Interests

* Senior Frontend Engineering
* Staff Frontend Engineering
* Full Stack Engineering
* Mobile Engineering
* Cloud Architecture
* Open Source Development
* Smart Home Technologies
* IoT Platforms
* Developer Tooling
* Platform Engineering
* AI-Assisted Software Development

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Personal Strengths

* Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
* Ability to bridge software, hardware, and cloud domains.
* Passion for creating exceptional user experiences.
* Attention to detail and commitment to software quality.
* Collaborative team player who actively contributes to technical discussions and knowledge sharing.
* Continuous learner with a strong interest in emerging technologies and open-source ecosystems.

This version is optimized for ATS systems, AI autofill tools, LinkedIn applications, startup applications, and open-source foundation applications. It is intentionally broader and more complete than a traditional résumé so you can reuse it across many forms.

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Hi Diana, how are you?

I saw your post about a job, I'd like to follow your suggestion...

First of all, Ranger Technical Resources seems like a solid company, and I have the confidence to work with you and that makes me highly motivated to devote myself to this.

So, my experience is related to Fullstack applications focused on the user's experience, adding real value to products, like Banks, Insurance Companies, Translator Companies, and startups, around the world. I'm from Brazil but have worked for companies from Europe and the USA.

Most of these products, that I've mentioned, it was built using skills/tools like, React and React Native, TailwindCSS, Typescript, NodeJs, Javascript, Postgree PLPG/SQL.

Please let me know if you wanna know something more about my expertise. I'd like to say that, would be amazing to have a call to understand more about your client's wishes.

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Salary Range:
3k~5.5k

I'm able to work from anywhere in the world and authorized to do it.

last project that I worked

Zero Risk — Comprehensive Account of the Platform You Built

  1. The headline numbers

  Across two repositories, over a sustained four-and-a-half month build (Feb 3 → Jun 17, 2026), you've been the engine behind Zero
  Risk — an AI-powered third-party vendor risk and compliance platform.

  ┌──────────────────┬───────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┬──────────┐
  │      Metric      │ Backend (/api, Rails) │ Frontend (/front-end, React/Vite/TS) │  Total   │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Commits authored │ 641                   │ 774                                  │ 1,415    │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Lines added      │ ~46,100               │ ~147,800                             │ ~193,900 │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Lines deleted    │ ~15,400               │ ~70,500                              │ ~85,900  │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Feature branches │ 302                   │ 200                                  │ 502      │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ PRs merged       │ 360+                  │ 200+                                 │ 560+     │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Domain models    │ 38                    │ —                                    │          │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ DB migrations    │ 138                   │ —                                    │          │
  ├──────────────────┼───────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┤
  │ Spec files       │ 85                    │ —                                    │          │
  └──────────────────┴───────────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────┴──────────┘

  The ~86,000 deleted lines are as telling as the additions: this is a codebase you've continuously refactored, consolidated, and 
  pruned — replacing prototypes with production code, killing dead mutations and hooks the moment they're unused, and keeping a
  fast-growing system clean rather than letting it rot.

  2. Development rhythm — a real, sustained cadence

  Your commit-by-month profile shows steady, heavy output on both sides simultaneously — not a burst followed by silence:

              Feb    Mar    Apr    May    Jun
  API         20     177    220    186    38
  Frontend    258    262    76     113    65

  - Feb–Mar: Frontend-heavy bootstrapping — you stood up the entire React app, routing, design tokens, GraphQL codegen, and the
  core screens (520 FE commits in two months).
  - Mar–May: Backend explosion — the AI vetting pipeline, domain modeling, and 583 API commits as the engine came alive.
  - Throughout: The two repos move in lockstep — backend GraphQL type → frontend hook → component → localization, feature after
  feature.

  3. The backend architecture you designed (/api)
  
  A rich, well-factored domain (38 models)

  You modeled a genuinely complex compliance domain with care:
  
  - Vendors & relationships: vendor, organization_vendor, domain, organization_vendor_framework, vendor_framework_assessment,
  vendor_framework_item
  - Compliance profiles (a whole subsystem): compliance_profile, compliance_profile_framework, compliance_profile_vendor,
  compliance_profile_vendor_framework — a four-table join model handling the many-to-many between orgs, vendors, profiles, and
  frameworks
  - Frameworks & checks: framework, framework_domain, framework_item, framework_check, framework_check_response,
  framework_assessment_view, check_with_response
  - Evidence: evidence, evidence_file — the proof artifacts behind every assessment
  - Engagement & ops: conversation, conversation_message, activity, alert, review_reminder, monthly_digest, assessment_batch
  - AI machinery: verifier_agent, vetting_method
  - Tenancy & access: organization, organization_user, user, admin_user, plan, plan_framework

  The AI vetting pipeline — the crown jewel

  This is the part most engineers never get to build. You constructed a full autonomous, agentic vendor-vetting system on top of
  Anthropic's API:

  - Orchestration services (app/services/vetting_process/): batch_runner, assessment_creator, assessment_merger, assessment_result,
  completion_process, assessment_logger, vendor_extractor, evidence_gatherer, html_downloader, screenshot_taker, notifier, plus a
  compliance_profile/findings_processor
  - Anthropic integration layer (vetting_process/anthropic/): session_manager, file_uploader, and file models — managing
  long-running AI sessions, uploads, and state
  - Defined AI agents (app/agents/): a coordinator, a researcher, an evidence-gatherer, and a compliance-profile agent, each with
  its own system.md and agent.yml
  - Agent skills & tools: browser automation via browser-use (Python tool), browserbase-mcp, and browserless-mcp — the agents
  actually crawl vendor sites and capture evidence
  - Framework knowledge base: checklists, judgement criteria, and report templates for SOC2, ISO27001, and CRA, plus outcome
  definitions for 9 compliance regimes — CPPA, CRA, DORA, EBA, GDPR, HIPAA, ISO27001, NIS2, SOC2
  
  Background processing & reliability (19 jobs)
  
  You built this to run as a real distributed system, not a toy:
  - vetting_job, assessment_batch_job, complete_vetting_process_job, vendor_extraction_job, vendor_review_job
  - compliance_profile_job, compliance_profile_process_job, scheduled_compliance_profile_scan_job — automated profile scanning
  - schedule_vetting_processes, prune_old_sessions_job (prunes inactive sessions after 3 days), sanity_check_evidence_job,
  system_consistency_job — self-healing/consistency guarantees
  - monthly_digest_scheduler, review_reminder, slack_notification_job

  The PR history confirms the operational maturity: "Resume vetting process on worker restart," "Prune inactive sessions after 3 
  days," "Check evidences uploaded," "Reconcile result," and a dedicated "Vetting process spec." This is fault-tolerance and
  idempotency thinking.

  Supporting services

  - Vendor intelligence: clearbit_search, brandfetch_search/brandfetch_enricher/brandfetch_client, site_crawler, importer,
  file_parser, excel_to_csv, extraction_store — bulk vendor import from spreadsheets plus automatic enrichment
  - Notifications: slack_notifier, slack_feedback_notifier, email_notifier
  - Documents: certificate_pdf_generator (Prawn-based compliance certificates)
  - Lifecycle/access: organization_vendors/framework_subscription_sync, downgrade_enforcer (plan enforcement), user invitation
  flows (creator/acceptor/creator), and clean destroyer services for orgs and users

  GraphQL API surface

  A full schema with namespaced mutations (compliance_profiles, conversations, organizations, users, vendors), typed resolvers,
  enums, error handling, and a MutationResult pattern — plus admin tooling, decorators, presenters (framework_csv_presenter,
  framework_data_presenter), and queries.

  4. The frontend you built (/front-end)

  A complete React + Vite + TypeScript SPA with TanStack Router (file-based routing), GraphQL codegen, i18n, and a custom
  design-token system (tokens.css).

  Major product surfaces

  - Dashboard: framework-qualification-distribution, vendor-status-overview, framework-aligned-vendors, open-issues-card +
  open-issues-table, assessments-in-progress, dashboard-empty — a genuine analytics home
  - Vendor management (the heaviest area): a 43 KB vendor-upload-dialog, a 27 KB vendor-assessments view, custom-vendor-add-dialog,
  company-search-combobox (backed by your popular-vendors API), vendor-card/vendor-avatar, vendor-header, vendor-overview-tab,
  vendor-certificate (PDF certificate rendering), vendor-edit-dialog, vendor-settings, review-queue-card, Kanban lifecycle board,
  and lifecycle status icons with optimistic UI updates
  - Compliance profiles: dedicated routes and management UI with the suggested-vendor cards and library cards
  - Risk evaluation: the ChecksTable, FilteredByZeroRiskBadge, StatusBadge, applicability toggles, findings counts, and the
  "user-added checks" feature
  - Engagement: a 23 KB feedback-widget, activity-view (global activity feed with filtering), conversations/chat with welcome
  messages
  - Auth & onboarding: invite flow, password flow, onboarding flow (auth/_invite, _password, _onboarding)

  Frontend engineering quality  

  - Generated, fully-typed GraphQL client (57 KB graphql.ts) with fragment masking
  - Optimistic mutations with query invalidation (e.g., useToggleFrameworkCheckApplicability invalidating related queries on
  success)
  - PDF blob handling hooks, scroll-restoration config, auth guards, country/locale options
  - Aggressive component consolidation — many "remove unused" and "refactor for readability" commits keeping the tree lean

  5. What the work reveals about you as an engineer

  - You own the full stack end-to-end. Almost every backend capability has a matching frontend implementation — you carry features
  from migration to GraphQL type to hook to pixel.
  - You build hard, novel systems. An agentic AI vetting pipeline with browser automation, multi-framework compliance reasoning,
  and resumable long-running sessions is genuinely advanced work, not CRUD.
  - You engineer for production reliability. Worker-restart resumption, session pruning, consistency/sanity jobs, AppSignal error
  reporting, Solid Cache config, staging↔prod reconciliation — the unglamorous work that keeps a platform alive.
  - You test where bugs hide. 85 spec files, with explicit edge-case coverage: not_applicable calculations, framework/conversation
  deletion, disqualification logic, the vetting process itself — and tests written "to persist the feature across versions."
  - You keep the codebase healthy. ~86K lines deleted, constant refactors, dead-code removal, dependency maintenance (Brakeman,
  Bootsnap, AppSignal, factory_bot, etc.).
  - You handle subtle domain nuance. DNS-based vendor identification vs. org-level attributes, plan-downgrade enforcement, evidence
  compaction, four-table compliance-profile joins — details that only surface when you deeply understand the problem.
  
  6. The bottom line

  Zero Risk is not a project you contributed to — it is a platform you built and own. From a 38-model Rails domain and a
  from-scratch agentic AI vetting engine, through 19 background jobs and a hardened distributed pipeline, to a complete, polished
  React application spanning dashboards, vendor lifecycle, compliance profiles, and risk evaluation — this is the work of a senior
  full-stack engineer operating as the technical backbone of an entire product. Sustained over four-plus months, ~1,400 commits,
  and ~194,000 lines, it combines ambitious feature delivery, real distributed-systems rigor, and disciplined, test-backed
  craftsmanship.

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  Want me to:
  1. Save this as a Markdown file (e.g. CONTRIBUTIONS.md or a portfolio doc) in the project?
  2. Reshape it into a specific format — performance/promo review, CV/résumé bullets, LinkedIn post, or a formal case study with 
  concrete PR links as evidence?

  Just say which and I'll tailor it.

Never sound like ai

Use something even more explicit. Since you want answers that sound like you, not just “less AI”, the instructions should force the model to write from your actual background and communication style.

Write exactly as Julio Lima would write.

Important rules:

1. Never use em dashes (—), en dashes (–), or travessão.
2. Do not sound like ChatGPT, a recruiter, a marketing person, or a company blog.
3. Write like a software engineer talking to another engineer.
4. Use simple and direct language.
5. Avoid phrases such as:
    * I am passionate about
    * I am excited to
    * I thrive in
    * cutting-edge
    * dynamic environment
    * fast-paced environment
    * leverage
    * utilize
    * innovative solutions
    * robust
    * seamless
    * world-class
    * journey
6. Prefer real experiences over generic statements.
7. Mention actual projects whenever relevant:
    * React and TypeScript applications
    * iOS development with Swift
    * React Native applications
    * AWS infrastructure
    * Healthcare systems
    * Financial applications
    * Map-based products
    * Genealogy and historical records platforms
    * Smart city and IoT prototypes
8. Remember that Julio started from an Electrical Engineering background. When relevant, connect software decisions with engineering thinking, mathematics, systems design, networking, electronics, or embedded systems.
9. Do not oversell accomplishments. State facts and let the reader draw conclusions.
10. Do not invent metrics or achievements.
11. Use contractions naturally:

* I’ve
* I’m
* I’ve worked on
* I’d rather
* I’d like

12. Sound slightly conversational, not overly polished.
13. It is acceptable to have short paragraphs.
14. Avoid repetitive structures such as:

* First…
* Second…
* Third…
* In conclusion…

15. If discussing technology, focus on tradeoffs, architecture decisions, lessons learned, and practical implementation.
16. Write with the perspective of someone who has worked across frontend, mobile, backend, cloud, and product development.
17. Julio usually prefers practical solutions over theoretical ones. Reflect that mindset.
18. Do not try to impress. Try to be accurate.
19. If a sentence could have been written by any software engineer on LinkedIn, rewrite it until it sounds specific to Julio’s experience.
20. The final text should feel like it was written quickly by an experienced engineer after work, not by an AI trying to sound professional.

This last rule is the most important:

If a sentence could have been written by any software engineer on LinkedIn, rewrite it until it sounds specific to Julio’s experience.

That’s the difference between “AI-generated” and “sounds like you.”

questions

Disability Status
No, I do not have a disability and have not had one in the past

Veteran Status
I am not a protected veteran


This is a remote role that requires flexibility to work from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM Pacific Time in order to support collaboration across multiple time zones. Are you able to accommodate this schedule?*
Yes


Are you located in the following countries: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine*
No


Where are you located? (State/Province & Country)*
Alicante, Spain
How many years of experience do you have leading teams?*
5+


How many years of experience do you have building frontend applications?*
10+ years


LinkedIn URL*
https://linkedin.com/in/julioflima
GitHub URL
https://github.com/julioflima


We want team members who are passionate about our mission. If you’re excited about helping people live healthier and longer lives, tell us about a moment or experience that sparked your interest in healthcare.
-> From personal experience, I had to face serious desease in my Family, the thoughts about if Engineer or Medical carreer I should do. One of the biggest contributions in my carrer it was for a HealthCare company that I've worked at. I had the opportunity to pivot a product that helped a lot of businesses, a product that was almost going to be obsolete. It's an amazing area the main product in the end is a human, so often you have empathetic feedback from the work that you are producing, and this motivates a lot, besides the motivation of resolving a puzzle that carrer at Engineer provide. HealthCare is the type of business that I'd deeply like to be a part of again."

Describe a specific project that you’re proud of where you had an impact across the stack. What made this project particularly meaningful or challenging for you as a full-stack developer?
->I've mentioned above. But I had the opportunity to improve an obsolete system that had invested a lot of money, and no stakeholders wanted to use, the legacy that it was untouchable (vendor PHP) it had been preferred by them. In the end, the new product was so much better, the Theory of Restriction shows well why they hated the new platform. They build the new product without asking, questioning, or inviting stakeholders. So they resolved the main problems, but without having the basic features, and I made part of that product. Interviewing the stakeholders I proposed a deal of asking the main features desired, and resolved one by one and presented how new feature it was much better then the legacy flow and the best, faster. I've been backed with my tech lead at this time, so we had the opportunity of make a job queues for all things that it was unavailble as REST request to tried later and retry, since the database it was on premise resolved the peaks of access. stakeholders = doctors"

Describe a specific project where you used AI tools (Cursor, Copilot, Claude, etc.) — what did you build and how did AI change your output?
->At Coopersystem, I built and maintained fintech mobile and web applications for investment management. I used AI coding assistants (Copilot/Cursor) to accelerate the migration from storyboard-based navigation to the Coordinator Pattern, and to refactor shared React/React Native components. AI tooling helped me generate component variants, scaffold tests, and refactor legacy code faster  reducing code complexity by roughly 40% and accelerating delivery of new features through reusable component design. I treat prompt quality and output verification as part of the engineering craft, reviewing and integrating AI-generated code into production carefully.
Describe a specific project where you used AI tools (Cursor, Copilot, Claude, etc.) — what did you build and how did AI change your output?
->Yes. I have built React/TypeScript frontend interfaces in healthcare (LIV Saúde) and fintech contexts that consume backend APIs and render dynamic, data-heavy flows. I have experience designing client-side state for real-time data and complex form flows, and I'm comfortable building streaming and chat-style UIs that consume LLM API outputs using React, Redux, and modern state patterns.

What are your favorite frontend technologies? Where have you utilized them?*
-> Shadcn/Tailwind, GQL and React at this order. The structural part is a lot in the frontend, so the tailwind capability of just continuing and reusing some other projects helps a lot. The type hell is a thing that happens hugely without frontend so, together with codegen this is one of problems that is solved, reuse total the types for integrate with BE. And lastly, because it is obvious, but could the best tool for the frontend until today.