Marcelo Zardo
About Marcelo Zardo
Marcelo Zardo is a Software Engineer with extensive experience in developing internal tools and infrastructure solutions. He currently works at Red Ventures, where he has contributed to significant projects involving cloud services and high-performance APIs.
Work at Red Ventures
Marcelo Zardo has been employed at Red Ventures as a Software Engineer since 2020. In this role, he has developed internal tools to assist various teams with their projects and address common issues within the company. He has played a significant role in developing and implementing new infrastructure utilizing Kubernetes, Helm Charts, and Kafka, which has streamlined the deployment process for new stack setups for partners.
Education and Expertise
Marcelo Zardo studied at FIAP, where he pursued a degree in Desenvolvimento e Gestão de Software e Aplicação, achieving a Bacharelado em Sistemas de Informação from 2016 to 2019. His educational background has equipped him with the necessary skills to excel in software engineering, particularly in developing APIs and cloud services.
Background
Before joining Red Ventures, Marcelo Zardo worked at eVOLVE Gestão Empresarial as an Estagiário from 2018 to 2019 in Barueri. This experience provided him with foundational knowledge and practical skills in software development, which he has built upon in his current role.
Achievements
Marcelo Zardo has developed APIs that managed millions of requests per day for Brazil's largest bank, contributing to an increase in the conversion rate for new customers. He has also managed the migration of Terraform workspace, improving performance and security. Additionally, he has contributed to the development of new CI/CD pipelines and migrated legacy pipelines to this modern approach.
Technical Contributions
In his current position, Marcelo has architected and modeled new services and features using cloud services to ensure their availability and scalability. He has developed and maintained new features in an Event Sourcing application with Kafka, addressing production availability issues involving millions of messages per day. Furthermore, he has leveraged serverless technologies to create new features and has mentored assistant-level software engineers.