Hi 👋 My name is Bárbara, I'm Brazilian and currently living in Calgary, Canada, since November 2021.
I'm a Front-end developer working with global brands at Wunderman Thompson Technology, using mainly HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React. I'm a former Environmental Engineer that decided to learn some coding and ended up going on a career transition into web development.
I started my new career as a customer service agent at startup EuNenem, and after a few months of studying web development through Free Code Camp, I started working as a Trainee Front-end Developer at EuNenem, while I kept studying.
After a year at EuNenem, I took part in a mentorship program for women on career transitions, promoted by Wunderman Thompson Technology. I learned a lot about how to develop my previous skills focusing on my new career. As a result, I was hired as a CMS author by Wunderman Thompson Technology, moving to the front-end team six months later. I've been working with clients from Canada and Brazil since then, while I also had the chance to take my studies even further with the help of mentors from my team.
Concurrently with my current position at Wunderman Thompson Technology, I'm also studying TypeScript and back-end by developing some personal projects.
It's been a tough journey so far, but I love what I do and I'm thrilled about my future in tech :)
This back-end project was developed during Next Level Week promoted by code school Rocketseat. I named it Kudos :) It is a service where teammates can acknowledge each other for their contribution and achievements.
A landing page built during my training at Wunderman Thompson Technology using JavaScript and Sass.
A FAQ page with an accordion built with CSS only (no JS!). A challenge from Frontend Mentor, in which I wanted to try some new things, such as mobile-first workflow and Sass.
This microservice takes a valid Javascript date input and returns a JSON containing the unix and utc formatted date.
A drum machine that plays sounds as the user clicks or presses the correspondent key.
A CSS Challenge done on Hacktoberfest 2020. The goal was to style a page with CSS only, with no editing on the HTML at all.
A JavaScript documentation page built to practice responsive web design and HTML tags.
My first web development project ever. A tribute page for Frida Kahlo, built with HTML, CSS and a lot of excitement.