Bruno Varandas
About Bruno Varandas
Bruno Varandas is a software developer currently employed at FLEETCOR in São Paulo, Brazil, where he has worked since 2018. He specializes in high-availability systems and has extensive experience in financial information systems and various database technologies.
Work at FLEETCOR
Bruno Varandas has been employed at FLEETCOR as a software developer since 2018. He has accumulated six years of experience in this role, working in the São Paulo e Região, Brasil area. His responsibilities include developing systems that meet high availability requirements, which are critical in the financial sector.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Before joining FLEETCOR, Bruno Varandas worked at GRADUAL Investimentos for ten years, from 2008 to 2018, where he held roles as a software architect and software developer. His earlier experience includes a seven-month position at Spread Tecnologia in 2008 and a five-month role at WebSoul from 2007 to 2008, both in São Paulo.
Education and Expertise
Bruno Varandas studied at Universidade Santa Cecília, where he earned a degree in Ciência da Computação from 2003 to 2007. His educational background supports his expertise in various software development methodologies and technologies.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Bruno Varandas is skilled in developing high-availability systems and has experience with multiple databases, including Oracle, MS SQL Server, Redis, and MongoDB. He specializes in automation using .NET Core C#, Windows Services, and Web API Rest. His proficiency extends to system architecture, particularly in Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and patterns such as Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Event Sourcing.
Experience with Financial Information Systems
Bruno Varandas has significant experience working with high-criticality and real-time financial information systems. His work includes developing homebrokers and post-trading risk management systems, which require a deep understanding of the financial sector and its technological demands.