Leo Oliveira, Web Developer
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My name is Leonardo Oliveira, a 27 years old web developer based in Brazil.
Parallel to my Computer Engineering degree, I worked with graphic design for 4+ years in the Digital Marketing industry, and I always leaned towards dealing with user interfaces when trying to intersect my work experiences with my interests in technology and development.
The ways the dev community has found ways to surpass the limits of web technologies to enable new and innovative experiences for the user has always been fascinating to me, so in 2019 I dove deep into front-end and never looked back!
Hard Skills
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Soft skills
One my most proeminent features in the teams I've been part of is my ability to communicate clearly and straight-forward, no matter the language. I can keep my colleagues aligned regardless of their field, position, work experience or the situation at hand.
Since my childhood, I have always consumed english content due to family incentive and my ever-growing interest in unraveling the world. In a very organic and natural way, english easliy became my second language, giving me the ability to reason in english and have conversations with no problem at all.
I had the opportunity to integrate many multi-country teams and hone my english over time while learning from all sorts of cultures and work experiences from small and large companies from all around the world.
Before working as a front-end developer, I've worked for 4 years as a graphic designer in marketing teams and agencies, producing all sorts of creative pieces both for digital and printed medias. As I became more and more interested in development, I brought over my knowledge and aesthetics to the front-end, standing out with pleasant and coherent interfaces even without a dedicated designer in the team.
Throughout my career, I had the opportunity to lead projects and multidisciplinary teams. This gave me experience in keeping the team aligned and the workflow organized even without a dedicated project manager around.
An institutional website for Brasil ao Cubo, a construction company from Brazil. It was commissioned directly by the company as a freelance project and made from scratch as a replacement for their WordPress website.
Institutional website for WaterWipes, a child hygiene world-wide company. It was a project developed and maintained by The Brooklyn Brothers agency, and I only contributed to it for a brief period.
Food recipe website for Unilever, a massive multinational conglomerate that witholds companies in hygiene, beauty and food. It was a project developed by Unilever in Ukraine and maintained in partnership with The Brooklyn Brothers. I contributed to it extensively for about a year.
Video course platform for a social initiative by the deodorant brand Rexona called Breaking Limits, a non-profit program to promote sports among young people in vulnerable situations. It was a project commissioned to The Brooklyn Brothers in which I had the opportunity to lead the development from ground zero.
Video course platform for Unilever’s hair product brand TRESemmé, focused on delivering masterclasses for professional hair stylists to specialize on the use of their products. Another The Brooklyn Brothers project which I had the opportunity to lead the development from ground zero.
Institutional website and blog for brazillian startup Meu Dividendo, focused on investment dividend yield assistance. It was a freelance project commissioned through a local agency to be the company’s first website.
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