Conrad

Conrad has worked to disrupt digital transformation via the cloud to in payment ecosystems. He has done this by thinking outside of the box, along with maintaining an open mind to new architectures and different ways of making the business process lighter, smarter, cheaper, more secure, and efficient.

Conrad created architectural solutions for various systems and integrations over BTB Pactual, the biggest investment bank in Latin America. These solutions have been on-premise and in the cloud. He has architected and developed serverless systems using the Open Banking concept on AWS Lambda, GCP, Firebase, AWS SNS, AWS SQS, AWS Step Functions, Fargate, Redis, AWS Secrets Manager, AWS CloudFormation, Azure DevOps, Terraform, GraphQL, AWS S3 Buckets, AWS API Gateway, Data Lakes, Apache Spark, AWS Glue. All of this with Node.js, Python, Kotlin, Java, and .Net.

Conrad managed a team within BTG Pactual Bank working on the integration with the Calypso trade platform, which is similar to the Markit trading capture platform.

Responsible to design the Integration Architecture. He also took care of the Cloud Architecture and IT Architecture with the IT Team of Valia. During this time he took care of API Management, security in communications, authentication and authorization, batch systems, and hybrid data centers in the cloud and on-premise, migrating the old ERP to a modern one, as well as the CRM.

He managed the company’s software integrations. This complex architecture spanned an extensive portfolio of products and systems. He also improved automatization, implemented chat boot within products, utilized machine learning techniques, and used Hadoop products along with adding elastic search to their BI reports.

Responsible for designing the architecture of 160 integrations of the Gicof Project. He used Openshift PAAS, Red Hat JBoss Fuse 6.3 as the Enterprise Service Bus. He built integrations with Spring Boot and Apache Camel on a wide variety of systems for their clients.

He was accountable and responsible for the creation and documentation of the application architecture of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brazil called Rio2016.

These activities included management of the vendors to complete the projects focused on: web, cloud, integration of systems and databases, mobile, telecom, network, and infrastructure. The Zachman framework was utilized.

This project involved thousands of stakeholders around the world, volunteers, vendors, and sponsors to deliver the systems and improve the infrastructure of the cities so there was excellent quality in the global broadcasting for a successful Paralympic Games.

Taught the following subjects:

• Object-Oriented Programming with Java by Design Patterns;
• Multithreading and Data Access in java;
• Java Architecture;
• Final course project guidance;
• Java II – Object Orientation, serialization, DAO layer, file access.

Delivered an integration project among the PressReader company to work with the Windows Phone, using external authentication through TBICO and allowing users to read newspaper content on mobile devices.

Performed in the Carve­out program, consisting of a set of migration projects from Vale to the VLI company.

• Built a set of solution architecture designs, by considering all the aspects of software and hardware needed to run in a totally new data center, located in a different state. There were 35 system interdependencies

Accomplishments

● Created a bench Marking of ETL and data replication tools providing intelligence and a comparative base for the management to make decisions based on this work.

● Made an assessment of the HR solution proposed by the LG company, in order to create a new HR solution that worked together with the current Vale HR solution.

● Delivered 15 solution designs aligning with the migration strategy.

Worked on a business intelligence project that included Stage Integration Layer, Data Warehousing, SQLServer 2012, SQLServer 2012 Integration Services, a Reporting Service, and Sharepoint.

Responsible for writing a new system architecture, working closely with business analysts. Utilized WSAD (WebSphere Application Development), CVS, and Oracle. Focused specifically on improving performance.

Designed, architected, tested, and deployed the systems on the following projects:

1. Management systems passages to Vale do Rio Doce;
2. Geotechnical support system for Vale do Rio Doce: Architecture Used in both systems was the DDD (Domain-Driven Design), with Struts, JSTL, JUnit, displaytag, Jasper Reports, iReport, JFreeChart (generated 3D Graphics illustrations relating to the conduct of business), the persistence framework Valley, and CVS (Driver Version), Oracle database.
3. Portal Content Management for Transpetro: Architecture used – JSF, WebLogic Portal, Hibernate, Portlets, Spring, JSTL, JUnit, Annotations, SVN (Driver Version), Oracle Database, Modeling Tool Power Designer, and PL/SQL Developer. Portal address: http://www.transpetro.com.br

Created chat interactions via Sockets and an Applet.

Maintained Hardware for the State Government of Rio de Janeiro.