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Julio Cesar Avolio — full-stack engineer in Rio de Janeiro, building e-procurement systems for US public agencies at PlanetBids.
| role | org | period | stack |
|---|---|---|---|
| full-stack developer | PlanetBids (GoFasti) | 2025-09 — present | python · django · react · ember · aws · terraform · kubernetes · opensearch · ses · sqs |
| backend developer | topictree | 2023-12 — 2025-11 | python · gcp · cdn · scrum |
| full-stack developer | V.tal | 2022-08 — 2023-11 | python · react · django · uipath · jenkins · docker · postgresql · linux |
| O&M intern | V.tal | 2022-01 — 2022-08 | linux · openstack · zabbix |
| IT intern | Oi | 2021-08 — 2021-12 | grafana · zabbix · linux |
PlanetBids · full-stack developer
2025-09 — present · remote, United States
E-procurement for US public agencies. Django backends, AWS infrastructure, and a frontend where React and Ember have to coexist.
- Designed and built a unified email service end to end. Delivery logic had been spread across ColdFusion, Django, Hub, Portal, Postfix and separate SES integrations; it is now one service on AWS SES with SQS batch queues, Kubernetes send workers and quota controls. One system now owns the customer lifecycle communications.
- Built the AI extraction flow for agency documents that existed only as scans, tuning the vision layer so scans are detected and their fields read automatically. Cut the time for a customer to fill in a submission.
- Established the company's first infrastructure-as-code pattern: wrote the first Terraform configuration and the guidelines around it, built the internal documentation, guided other services through migration, and owned the CI/CD.
- Maintain the compatibility layer that translates between React and Ember, so React work can continue without breaking the Ember codebase.
- Designed AWS microservices around OpenSearch, improving search performance and enabling advanced indexing workflows.
- Built AI experts and skills that turn product requirements into technical language, speeding up ticket writing and slicing for the product team.
topictree · backend developer
2023-12 — 2025-11 · remote
Architected and optimised critical infrastructure, most of it around the company's content delivery network.
- Designed and implemented the company's CDN, integrated it across services, and wrote the class that streamlined the whole path. Image loading times dropped substantially.
- Researched GCP services, YouTube services and API options, which led to replacing several services with ones better suited to the job.
- Improved the rank tracker: added filters to the visualisations and built fallbacks so images still appear when the source is unavailable.
- Built user activity monitoring and auditing to get a clearer picture of what users actually needed.
- Improved naming conventions and enforced coding standards to keep the codebase consistent.
V.tal · full-stack developer
2022-08 — 2023-11 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Automation of critical network operations tasks, plus the web tooling the operations teams used to watch the result.
- Led the ONT homologation automation project, which reduced the process time by 80%.
- Built automations with UiPath, Python, Selenium and RobotFramework.
- Used Jenkins to create health checks that validated the integrity of production environments, reducing unexpected incidents.
- Led development of the integration portal in React and Django, giving operations teams the tooling to monitor and manage systems. It reduced incident response time by 30%.
- Maintained and configured the Linux environments, and set up Docker environments for portability.
V.tal · O&M intern
2022-01 — 2022-08 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Preventive server maintenance and private-cloud monitoring.
- Assisted in preventive activities on the servers, working in Linux.
- Used OpenStack and Zabbix to monitor private cloud performance.
Oi · IT intern
2021-08 — 2021-12 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Keeping critical systems and networks available, and handling the alarms when they were not.
- Administered the Grafana and Zabbix monitoring tools so anomalies were caught early.
- Handled Business Alarms that impacted the network and servers, working to restore normal operation.
- Used SGFT, the fault and traffic management system, to document incidents and track resolution.
education
- EstácioBSc Computer Science2021-07 — 2025-11
- Wizard by PearsonEnglish2012-02 — 2020-11
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