Cauê Duarte
About Cauê Duarte
Cauê Duarte is a software engineer currently employed at Zinkworks in Ireland, with a background in environmental engineering and information technology. He has received several accolades, including winning the Decoding - Openet event in 2020 and ranking in the Top 10 of the AWS Educate Challenge the same year.
Work at Zinkworks
Cauê Duarte has been employed at Zinkworks as a Software Engineer since 2021. His role involves contributing to software development projects within the company, which is known for its focus on innovative technology solutions. His experience at Zinkworks spans three years, during which he has engaged in various initiatives that align with the company's objectives.
Education and Expertise
Cauê Duarte holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Information Technology from CCT College Dublin, where he studied from 2017 to 2021. He also achieved a diploma in DevOps from the same institution. Prior to this, he earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering from Faculdades Oswaldo Cruz, studying from 2009 to 2013. His educational background provides a strong foundation in both software engineering and environmental science.
Background
Before joining Zinkworks, Cauê Duarte worked as an Engineering Intern at Servmar from 2011 to 2013 in São Paulo e Região, Brasil. This two-year internship provided him with practical experience in engineering, contributing to his professional development in the field. His early career experiences have informed his approach to software engineering.
Achievements
Cauê Duarte has participated in various competitions and initiatives that highlight his skills and contributions. He won the Decoding - Openet event in 2020 and ranked in the Top 10 of the AWS Educate Challenge 2020, which included participants from Ireland and the UK. Additionally, he secured 2nd place in the 'Blockchain and the World Food Supply Chain' Virtual Hackathon organized by What the Hack in 2020.
Community Involvement
Cauê Duarte is actively involved in community initiatives, including running a science communication project on YouTube. He has also organized events through the Brazilians Against Time community, which have collectively raised over R$ 165,000 for charity organizations such as Doctors Without Borders. Furthermore, he participates in the Coder Forge Meetup group, which focuses on adult coding education.