My name is Rodrigo Ribeiro Leite, and I am transitioning from a legal background to software engineering, bringing a disciplined and structured approach to solving technical challenges. My experience in law honed my problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and attention to detail—abilities that now guide my journey in software development. I specialize in building intuitive web applications using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like Angular and React (learning), while also developing backend systems with Python and C++. My projects emphasize functionality, scalability, and user-centered design. Currently, I am advancing my expertise in full-stack development, focusing on technologies such as Node.js, MongoDB, and RESTful APIs. In addition to technical skills, I have strong leadership and teamwork abilities. I’ve managed charity initiatives during the pandemic, organizing community events and leading teams to deliver impactful results. These experiences strengthened my adaptability, communication, and organizational skills, making me effective in collaborative and fast-paced environments. I am highly motivated by opportunities to learn and grow. My proactive approach to professional development includes pursuing certifications, tackling challenging projects, and staying updated with industry trends. Whether contributing to a team or working independently, I am committed to delivering high-quality, innovative solutions.
Currently working at Lake Michigan College, as a Work Study.
Exploring and learning backend technologies such as Node.js and MongoDB, with a focus on developing skills to build robust and scalable applications. This year also marked my initial deep dive into modern frameworks like Angular and full-stack development practices, establishing a solid foundation for future projects.
I started the Applications Development program at Lake Michigan College, where I am expanding my knowledge in programming, system design, and web development. At the same time, I am deepening my skills in modern databases and software engineering tools.
I began my degree in IT Management and Administration at Anhembi Morumbi University, which provided me with a technical and strategic foundation to work in the technology field. I learned to integrate technical skills with an organizational vision, addressing topics such as:
I completed fundamental courses that helped structure my career, such as:
This year was crucial to solidifying my interest in the intersection of technology and business.