Skills

Angular, ReactJs, Ionic, RxJs, Google Maps Integration, Bootstrap, Spring Boot, JPA, Oracle Database, Node.js, MongoDB, AngularJs, OracleDB, GWT, Full-Stack Development, JSF, CDI, Primefaces, Mobile Application Development, Web Application Development, Frontend Development, Database Management, Hybrid Application Development, IoT Integration, Real-Time Data Display, Report Generation

About

Felipe Ferraz is a Senior Frontend Developer at Visian Systems. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems and has worked in the field for over ten years. His main expertise is in building web applications using Angular and ReactJs and mobile applications using Ionic.

Felipe has worked on a variety of projects throughout his career. He spent 12 months at Ericsson, where he was responsible for developing the front end of a large web solution that allowed marketing managers to create offers for mobile phones, accessories, data plans, and more. He used Angular 5 with RxJs for this project. He also worked on Mobqi for five months, a mobility application for the public transport of Belo Horizonte, where he integrated Google Maps with Angular 5 to show vehicle locations in real time.

Felipe also spent six months at Hewlett Packard Anti-Fraud, where he developed an application using Angular 6, Bootstrap, Spring boot, JPA, and Oracle to query LD Tim traffic in a database and display it in the application. He worked on the lot Project for six months, building a mobile app that controlled smartphone door locks using Ionic, Node.js, and MongoDB. He also worked on a hybrid application for three months, developing new features for a ReactJs and Ionic application.

In addition to these projects, Felipe worked on the Tarifa Branca project for one year, where he did full-stack development using AngularJs, Spring boot, Bootstrap, and OracleDB for a dashboard that displayed data from meters. He also spent three years working on SmartWater, developing new features for a GWT application that displayed water meter data in a dashboard. Finally, he worked on the lot Project for one year, developing a web application that controlled IoT devices, displayed data on Google Maps, sent commands, and generated reports using JSF, CDI, and Primefaces.