Bruno Andrade is a dedicated Software Developer at the Services of Information and Communication Technologies of the University of Aveiro, where he leverages his extensive expertise in various programming languages and frameworks to drive innovative solutions. With a strong foundation in Java technologies, including JEE,...
Bruno Andrade is a dedicated Software Developer at the Services of Information and Communication Technologies of the University of Aveiro, where he leverages his extensive expertise in various programming languages and frameworks to drive innovative solutions. With a strong foundation in Java technologies, including JEE, EJB 3.1, and JSF 2.2, Bruno excels in developing robust applications that meet the dynamic needs of the academic environment. His proficiency in Primefaces 6.3 and EclipseLink JPA enhances his ability to create user-friendly interfaces and manage complex data interactions, ensuring a seamless experience for end-users.
In addition to his Java expertise, Bruno is well-versed in ASP.NET, particularly MVC 5, and .NET Core, allowing him to contribute to a diverse range of projects that require both front-end and back-end development skills. His experience with SQL Server further solidifies his capability in database management, enabling efficient data retrieval and storage solutions. Bruno's commitment to software security and distributed systems is evident in his approach to developing applications that not only meet functional requirements but also adhere to best practices in security and performance.
Bruno's current projects at the University of Aveiro involve collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance the institution's digital infrastructure, focusing on creating scalable and maintainable software solutions. His proactive nature and creative problem-solving skills empower him to tackle challenges head-on, making him a valuable asset to any project. As he continues to seek opportunities for professional and personal growth, Bruno remains committed to advancing his skills in software development and contributing to the evolving landscape of information technology in academia.
