Full Stack Engineer / Cybersecurity
I build robust full stack systems and once investigated security vulnerabilities as a cybersecurity resident at RNP. Today, I'm a full stack software engineer at Bridge Laboratory, with 5+ years shipping software for healthcare.
Itapema, Brazil
Full stack software engineer at Bridge Laboratory since 2021, with 5+ years of experience in healthcare and enterprise environments. Degree in Electrical Production Engineering from UFSC, with postgraduate certifications in Cybersecurity from PUC Minas and Modern Software Engineering from UFMG. In 2023, completed a cybersecurity residency at RNP alongside the role at Bridge, applying the same engineering rigor to finding and fixing vulnerabilities before they become incidents.
5+
years of experience
28
public repositories
3
featured projects
Web version of cyberfox: a form that generates AI agent context files (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md) in real time, running entirely in the browser with no backend. Can also be self-hosted locally with Docker.
Cross-platform desktop tool to capture and annotate screenshots, with an annotation editor, global shortcut and timer mode. Runs fully local, with no network calls.
Open source vulnerability scanner for web and mobile targets, built in Dart.
Language support packages for the Pulsar editor, covering C/C++ and Lua for game development with raylib and love-pulsar.
2021 - present
Bridge Laboratory
Since 2021, building and maintaining full stack systems for the healthcare sector, from a Java/Kotlin/Spring Boot backend to a React and Next.js frontend.
Mar - Aug 2023
RNP
Cybersecurity residency completed alongside the role at Bridge Laboratory, with offensive and defensive security research and practice applied to real systems.
Language support package for C/C++ in the Pulsar editor: code completion for raylib 6.0, snippets, boilerplate and a run button.
View repository →Package that adds Lua code completion for LÖVE (Love2D) projects in the Pulsar editor.
View repository →A cybersecurity residency changed how I review pull requests. Here is what shifted, concretely, when I moved between attacking systems and building them.
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