Marcelo Almeida

I joined DTI in 2019 as a backend developer, working directly with one of the largest car rental companies currently in operation. At Localiza, I contributed to integration projects between the rental company and Uber as partners, using technologies like .NET Framework, and later migrating and implementing new solutions with .NET Core. The trust built with the client allowed us to propose and implement cloud-based solutions, leveraging technologies such as Cosmos DB, Redis, Azure Functions, and messaging services (Service Bus, Event Hub), enabling a flexible and scalable architecture.

Later, I had the opportunity to work as a Solutions Architect in a new context, at one of the largest mining companies in the world. Currently at Vale, my role involves constantly proposing flexible and scalable solutions to meet new business needs in the Geotechnical area. Together with the client, we developed a microservices-based platform using Java and Angular, built on Microsoft Azure using modern resources.

I also support the enablement of development teams, working cross-functionally across squads and providing assistance whenever needed.

In this same context, I have also been involved in the evolution of the data architecture — understanding and applying core concepts, and working with tools such as Synapse, Azure Data Factory (ADF), and Datalakes, among others — enabling the creation of an analytical layer and dashboards.

At IBM, I worked directly with the client, Fiat Chrysler (FCA), initially as a .NET developer, building internal applications for the company. However, most of my time there was focused on data and BI tools, where I developed an entire ETL process for analysis and generation of tax files, helping the company to stay compliant, as well as creating dashboards and KPIs.

I began my journey at Vega as a backend development intern, working with technologies such as .NET Framework and Windows Forms. I was involved in developing applications for mining companies, with a focus on generating electronic documents for legal requirements