Eugenia Bonocore
About Eugenia Bonocore
Eugenia Bonocore is a Full Stack Developer and Team Lead at Software Path and Prospect Path, with a background in education and literature. She transitioned to programming after self-learning and has expertise in Laravel, MySQL, and modern JavaScript tools.
Work at Software Path
Eugenia Bonocore has been employed at Software Path as a Full Stack Developer and Team Lead since 2020. She works remotely from England, United Kingdom. In this role, she utilizes her programming skills to develop software solutions and lead a team of developers.
Work at Prospect Path
Since 2020, Eugenia Bonocore has also been working at Prospect Path as a Full Stack Developer and Team Lead. Her responsibilities include overseeing development projects and collaborating with team members to deliver high-quality software products.
Education and Expertise
Eugenia Bonocore holds a Master of Literature, which she obtained from Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul between 2015 and 2017. She also earned a Licentiate in Portuguese Language and Literature from the same institution from 2011 to 2014. Her expertise includes full-stack development, particularly in Laravel with MySQL databases, and she has experience with Webpack, Laravel Mix, and Vite for JavaScript compiling.
Background in Education
Before transitioning to software development, Eugenia Bonocore had a career in education. She worked as a Portuguese and Literature Teacher at IFSC - Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina in 2017. Additionally, she served as an Associate Professor and Language Department Coordinator at FADERGS from 2015 to 2017, and as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at both PUCRS and FADERGS from 2011 to 2014.
Professional Development and Contributions
Eugenia Bonocore has maintained an active GitHub profile that showcases her development projects and skills. She has also participated as a speaker at her graduation ceremony, reflecting her leadership and communication abilities. During her undergraduate studies, she served as vice president of student representation, contributing to course committee boards and organizing academic events.