Celio Vieira is a proficient Full-Stack Software Engineer at Itaú Unibanco, where he plays a pivotal role in developing and maintaining innovative software solutions tailored for banking operations. With a robust background in cloud computing, particularly with AWS and Vercel, Celio leverages his expertise in...
Celio Vieira is a proficient Full-Stack Software Engineer at Itaú Unibanco, where he plays a pivotal role in developing and maintaining innovative software solutions tailored for banking operations. With a robust background in cloud computing, particularly with AWS and Vercel, Celio leverages his expertise in various programming languages, including Node.js, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Golang, to create seamless and efficient applications. His experience spans both backend and frontend development, utilizing frameworks such as Express, FastAPI, and React/Next.js to deliver comprehensive solutions that enhance user experience and operational efficiency.
In his current role, Celio is instrumental in the development of a sophisticated payments service that oversees the entire lifecycle of financial transactions—from bill registration to receipt sharing. This project not only showcases his technical acumen but also highlights his ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams. By gathering requirements and designing software solutions that align with business objectives, Celio ensures the successful delivery of projects that meet the high standards of the banking industry.
Celio's commitment to best practices, such as Test Driven Development and adherence to SOLID principles, underpins his approach to software engineering. His proficiency with tools like Apache Kafka further enhances his capability to manage data streams efficiently, ensuring that the applications he develops are both scalable and resilient. As a forward-thinking engineer, Celio Vieira continues to drive innovation at Itaú Unibanco, contributing to the evolution of banking technology in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
