GabrielStroligo_

Working as an independent Software Engineer and Front-end Specialist at Axians, assigned to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) project.

Contributing to the development and evolution of large-scale web applications supporting intellectual property services across European national and regional offices.

Responsible for implementing, enhancing, and maintaining critical Front Office interfaces, with a strong focus on accessibility, performance, scalability, usability, and code quality.

Collaborating within multicultural Agile teams, participating in technical discussions, architectural decisions, code reviews, and continuous improvement initiatives.

At Café com Marketing, I was responsible for transforming creative concepts and design prototypes into modern, scalable, and high-performance web applications.

Working across the full frontend development lifecycle, I built responsive interfaces with a strong focus on user experience, accessibility, performance, and maintainable code. I collaborated closely with designers, marketers, and stakeholders to deliver digital products tailored to diverse audiences and business goals.

Throughout this role, I contributed to a wide range of websites, landing pages, and custom web solutions, leveraging modern frameworks and tools to ensure fast, reliable, and visually engaging experiences.

Since 2011, I have been working as a Front-End Developer in the Judiciary, leading the design and implementation of all institutional websites with a strong focus on performance, accessibility, and user experience. I specialize in developing custom, responsive templates using Joomla as the CMS, ensuring consistency and scalability across a diverse range of projects.

One of the most significant platforms under my responsibility is the TJTO portal (tjto.jus.br), which receives an average of 8,900 daily visits. I've contributed to the platform's long-term stability by creating dedicated hotsites, enhancing the UI architecture, and implementing front-end performance optimizations to ensure fast load times, intuitive navigation, and cross-device compatibility.

Beyond routine maintenance, I actively drive the front-end evolution of these platforms—developing new visual components, improving responsiveness, and refining the user interface to align with accessibility standards and evolving user needs.

Worked as a Software Engineer and Front-end Specialist on the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) project, contributing to the development and maintenance of large-scale web applications for European intellectual property services.

Responsible for implementing and maintaining Front Office interfaces, focusing on accessibility, performance, scalability, usability, and code quality.

Collaborated with multicultural Agile teams, contributing to technical discussions, code reviews, problem solving, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Being part of the foundation of a technology company in Dublin was an enriching and challenging experience. We had the opportunity to build a solid client base, offering a wide range of services, including technical consultancy, website development, and the creation of custom small-scale systems.

I was responsible for managing the technical side of the company, leading talent recruitment and project management, ensuring the delivery of high-quality solutions.

My partner focused on client relations and administrative matters, allowing the company to operate smoothly and efficiently.

As a co-owner of 42, I had the extraordinary opportunity to work across nearly every aspect of the business. Some of the key responsibilities I took on include:

Bar Management | Brand Strategy and Positioning | Customer Relations | Corporate Marketing | Team Training and Development | Menu Design (for both Kitchen and Cocktails) | Event Production and Coordination | Quality Assurance and Control.

My expertise in technology, design, and marketing was instrumental in creating the bar's visual identity, as well as all of the advertising materials we used.

I managed customer relations on social media, and I was also responsible for planning and executing the bar's campaigns and events.

I often say that I served as the creative lead at 42, a role I fulfilled with passion and dedication.

At PRTE - Educational Technology and Solutions, I worked as a front-end developer, specializing in visual design and website development. During my tenure, I focused on creating responsive and innovative web solutions tailored to client needs and industry trends.

My responsibilities included developing and implementing intuitive and visually appealing user interfaces; creating responsive designs to ensure a consistent user experience across various devices; collaborating with design and development teams to build functional and visually impactful websites; and utilizing technologies such as HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS to develop and optimize web pages.

These experiences provided me with a strong understanding of front-end development best practices and honed my ability to deliver high-quality projects.

At Cartório e Tabelionato de Protesto Moromizato, I was responsible for maintaining and supporting the office's computers, as well as providing network support. I also developed advertising materials and created internal campaigns to promote the office's services.

A key achievement was the development of the website www.cartoriomoromizato.com.br, which enhanced the organization's online presence.

These experiences provided me with valuable skills in technical support, web development, and promotional material creation.

During my time as a computer instructor at Microlins, I taught a broad range of courses, including Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Photoshop, Corel Draw, PageMaker, HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Flash with ActionScript, as well as website design and creation.

In addition to teaching, I developed and managed the Microlins newsletter and created the website www.microlinspalmas.com.br. I was also responsible for developing internal campaigns to promote the brand and services, and for creating the Microlins model company, which served as a reference for other franchises.

These experiences provided me with a solid foundation in web design and development.

As a computer instructor at Q.I. Informática, I taught a variety of courses, including AutoCAD, Photoshop, Corel Draw, PageMaker, HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash with ActionScript, and website design and creation.

These courses covered a range of topics from graphic design and layout creation to web development and interactive functionality. My role involved developing educational materials, monitoring student progress, and adapting content to meet market needs.

As a front-end developer at To Online - Marketing de Resultados, I was involved in visual design and website development, contributing to the creation of over 30 projects.

My role included developing engaging and functional interfaces using technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to ensure a high-quality user experience. I played a key role in executing web design and development projects, aligning them with marketing strategies and client objectives.