VisualCV

I was responsible for the development of the Android version of one of the company's products, and used my experience with PHP, HTML, CSS and Javascript to help and advise in other projects.

Worked as an outsourced programmer on-site for a client (DRI) that did projects for companies like CIMPAS, Chronopost e PTInovação. All projects were based on PHP, SugarCRM, Drupal and Zend Framework, but being one of the people with most experience on HTML, CSS and Javascript, I also helped a lot with those technologies.

My main responsibility was to maintain the school's website, which at first was based on a very simple Content Management System created by myself with PHP and MySQL. As time passed and the needs increased, the CMS was moved to Drupal, which, although no longer maintained by me, is still the CMS in use.

In 2006 Moodle was added as an online resource for students and teachers, and the site was moved to a Virtual Private Server, the maintenance of which was also my responsibility.

Google Apps was also used to provide email accounts for all the school's staff, as well as all the other online tools Google Apps offers. Students were supposed to also have email accounts and the solution to manage the accounts was already in place but the school board never decided to go ahead with it.

I also provided training for teachers about the online tools they had available, as well as several workshops about various computer-related subjects, including linux and open source software.

I was the senior developer responsible for the development of the website for Artist Level Networks, a social network for artists implemented with Drupal. My work on the project ended prematurely due to me suffering an injury that prevented me from commuting to the company office for several weeks, which led to the rest of the project being developed without my participation.

Development of the website "Writers Federation", a website for writers to expose their work with some social networking characteristics, based on Drupal. The site's design was implemented by another company, contracted by the client.

I was responsible for the implementation of the core of the next version of AnubisNetworks' various anti-spam products.

I was responsible for the initial development of a content management system to serve as the base for every future project of the company. Drupal was proposed instead of "reinventing the wheel" but the company eventually decided they'd prefer to have their own proprietary platform and Drupal was abandoned.

I developed and maintained a conference management system for the ICANS21 (21st International Conference on Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Semiconductors), , that took place in the Faculty of Science and Technology, of the New University of Lisbon. Features included hotel room reservations, online payments, and online abstract evaluation and voting.

I also provided technical support for the event organization and to the system users during the conference.

The website was shut down a year after serving its purpose.

I was a contributor and later one of the core developers of CDX, a library for game and multimedia applications development, based on DireIctX and C++.

More information about the project is available at http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/g-m/directx/article.php/c4367

I was responsible for administering computers, software and the computer network of the company.

I was the editor of the paper version of the magazine "Ciência J", published by Associação Juvenil de Ciência.

Several projects in the area of games and web development, exploring new techniques and technologies, both as a way of personal learning and for commercial projects.