Email: djianlucca@outlook.com
Linkedin: linkedin.com/djian
Github: djianLucca
Torres, RS - Brazil
I'm 20 and I love programming since my 8 when I started creating my first HTML pages for pure fun. I have lived in several cities in southern Brazil and I really enjoy traveling and getting to know new cities with new experiences. Currently I work as Front End in a company in the north coast of Rio Grande do Sul and I'm graduated as Systems Analyst and Developer by ULBRA Torres.
Curious born and passionate to learn I'm always trying to improve my skills, discover and test new tools and understand the world of technology as a whole. Also, although I have no certification since I learned on my own, I'm fluent in English
Front End Developer, October 2017 – Present
Infoworld, Torres - RS
- Creation and development of two large projects such as Main Front End and participation in a third party as collaborator
- Implementation of Scrum next to the team using tools like Jyra and Trello
- Version control using Git with repositories on Github and Bitbucket
- Learning of tools and various techniques for application in the front end creation of prototypes with Figma and Balsamiq using design, UI and UX standards.
- Constant use of good practices such as clean code
- Development of some tasks in the back end with a RESTful API in Node, using ORMs for communication with the database
Universidade Luterana do Brasil - ULBRA Torres, Torres - RS, Brazil
- Development of several projects in team, in pairs and individually applying concepts of agile methodology
- Learning a concrete basis for web development, with PHP, HTML, CSS and Javascript
- Study of MVC Frameworks like .NET in C # and Codeigniter in PHP
- App Development for Android and Windows Phone
- Using Relational Database as MySql and PostgreSql
Unialcance Escola de Educação Profissional, Horizontina - RS, Brazil
- Use of design tools like Corel, Photoshop and InDesign
- Logo Creation
- Creation of layout for newspapers and magazines
- Criação de layout para jornais e revistas
- Participation in the development of tools for homes for the elderly and Schools
- Android app using Mit App Inventor for public school students
- Monitoring in classes of Programming and Databases in the University
I had no difficulty with the test and I took the opportunity to test a component styling tool. I took the liberty to change the name of the placeholder to maintain the standard in English, because in the design file there were some inconsistencies like the placeholder of the field "Name" as "Nome" and in the mobile version two fields for "Phone".
There is a live version of the test available in surge.