Initially hired as a UI/UX designer, I quickly saw the necessity and opportunity to take on the frontend development of my team. This opportunity led me to learn a lot, gain confidence in turning layouts into code while also improving my design skills.

In April 2024 I was promoted to mid-level frontend developer, officially assuming the frontend development as my main role, while also still making some UX tasks and supervising a Junior designer in UI tasks.

While in Riole I worked in 2 main projects, a videoconference web application for legislative chambers and a legislative process manager (ERP). Acting as a frontend developer and UX designer in both.

As a designer in a public agency I had a lot of freedom to explore my areas of interest, it was at that moment that I started to study web development and UI/UX design.

In the position, my main demands involved maintaining the Court's visual identity, creating various layouts for social medias, internal materials, hotsites and landing pages.

My internships provided me with the basis to be the professional I am today. In these opportunities I learned how to use the main softwares of the area, work quickly and efficiently to deliver my demands, improve my communication skills with my coleagues and superiors and the details of the dynamics of the office environment.

My internships provided me with the basis to be the professional I am today. In these opportunities I learned how to use the main softwares of the area, work quickly and efficiently to deliver my demands, improve my communication skills with my coleagues and superiors and the details of the dynamics of the office environment.