2

years of experience

28

projects made

+ 300

commits

Bernardo Possani Kirsch

Software Developer

Porto Alegre, Brazil 19 years old! Student of PUC-RS Woorking at Marista Champagnat
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Who am I?

My name is Bernardo Kirsch, and I am a software developer constantly striving for growth. I am a Software Engineering student at PUCRS and an Applied Mathematics in Computing student at UFRGS. My main goal is to democratize access to technology and help who really need help. Throughout my academic journey, I have always been doing my best with competence, dedication, and resilience. I have a aptitude for mathematics and logic, making programming not necessarily difficult but rather challenging. I am particularly driven by challenges that allow me to combine logic, creativity, and innovation to build effective solutions, whether its a complex algorithm or an intuitive user interface!

Education:

Software Engineer - PUCRS (2024 - Present) BSc in Software Engineering, focusing on software development, data structures, algorithms, and project management. Applied Mathematics in Computing - UFRGS (2024 - Present) BSc in Math, focusing on mathematical problems with the help of technology and programming. Full Stack Development Course - RocketSeat (2024) Course focused on FullStack development, where I had my first contact with web frameworks and databases.

My Technologies:

Frontend:

JavaScript

TypeScript

React

CSS

HTML

Angular

Backend:

Java

PHP

MySql

Spring

Node Js

Mongo Db

Tools:

Git

Maven

GitHub Actions

Figma

Docker

Azure

Projects:

Zingen LandingPage A responsive web page featuring the zingen music project. The website presents plan options for subscribers and shows their features.
Pokedex BinaryTree Project that manages and optimizes the search for pokemons in a less costly way in Big Oh notation. Implemented through a binary search tree by pokedex number.
Expenses Project This simple and responsive project calculates all your travel expenses, separating them into classes based on how they were spent.

Sorry, my responsive level isn't up to that level!