Open to developer roles & projects
Software developer specialised in databases. I build and ship products — from a competitive gaming platform to tools a team uses every day.
BrasilMIX · real numbers, September 2026
// 01. about
Data modelling, migrations and consistency under load: row locking for the virtual economy and the match queue, Redis for queues, rankings and live state.
Across BrasilMIX (MySQL + Redis) and the field app (SQLite, Prisma).
I design, code, deploy and maintain what I build. Architecture, code review and keeping it running for real users are all part of the job.
Everything on this page runs in production for real users — on servers I run with Docker, with real numbers behind it.
// 02. projects
Competitive CS2 platform for the Brazilian community in Europe, built with a small team.
Real figures, September 2026.
Brings work orders, materials and evidence into one place and automates the technicians' administrative work.
A bot that answers technicians' questions in seconds from a base of procedures.
// 03. deep-dive
It started in January 2026 as MixBot, a Discord bot I wrote on my own, and grew into a platform built with a small team. Each part below says what was mine.
Match lifecycle
Every round is reported back to the backend by webhook → rankings, economy, anti-cheat and highlights update on their own.
Discord login, queue and draft, rankings, virtual currency economy and the admin API. Main contributor.
FastAPI · MySQL · Redis
The app players use inside Discord: queue, profile, skins, tournaments — plus the public site and the admin console.
React 19 · Vite · Tailwind · Discord SDK
Began as MixBot, my standalone bot (528 of its 555 commits are mine): voice-channel queue, ELO, matches via RCON + MatchZy, smurf detection. Today /mix opens the whole platform.
discord.py
Decides where each match runs and starts CS2 servers on demand across VPSs.
control-plane + agents
MatchGuardian and a customised MatchZy: match rules, pauses and live events sent to the backend.
CounterStrikeSharp · MatchZy fork
Client on the player’s PC, plugin on the server and an API that ties both to the match.
Go & .NET client · server plugin · Python API
Reads the match demo, finds multi-kills, clutches and aces, records them through OBS and encodes the clips.
demoparser2 · OBS · ffmpeg
// 04. skills
Only what runs in the projects above.
// 05. contact
Hiring for a developer role, or have a project in mind? Email is the fastest way to reach me.