Charlles Paiva, .dev
Skip to the finishI build things. This is the road so far.
Charlles Paiva
S1How it started
I'm Charlles. I started studying computers at nine and never left the road.
The coursescroll or use ↓ ↑
Shortcutstraight to the finishAt 9 years old, 2005.
Computer basics
The first course. Keyboard, mouse, folders and the first programs. That's where the curiosity got its bump start.
From 11 to 13 years old, 2007 · 2009.
Inside and out
Two courses at once. In the first, building and fixing computers and the first networks: opening the case, swapping parts, getting one machine to talk to another. In the second, web design, and that's where the screen won me over. Photoshop open, a Flash animation frame by frame, HTML typed by hand, back when a button that glowed under the mouse was something to be proud of.
At 16 years old, 2012 · 2014.
Technical school: EtecSylvio de MattosCarvalhoMatão
Technical school, at 16. First computing for the web, then computing with a focus on desktop applications. The hobby got a name, a method and exams.
At 19 years old, 2015 · 2019.
Technology college: FatecTaquaritinga
Technology college: Systems Analysis and Development. Halfway through, in 2016, came the first job, and the road got two lanes: study and work.
At 24 years old, 2020.
Published article
“Microfrontend: um estudo sobre o conceito e aplicação no frontend”
The study on microfrontends became an article, published in 2020 in Interface Tecnológica, Fatec Taquaritinga's journal.
Interface Tecnológica · v. 17 n. 1 · 2020Read the article (in Portuguese)
S2Where I've been
From the countryside to the highway. Every exit a company, and from each one I took something on to the next.
2016, 10 months
Fullstack Developer · Matão
My first job was on a farm over a century old: the old English estate in Matão, which in the 1920s became the largest coffee operation in the world and today grows oranges and coffee. In the technology team I kept the internal systems, the databases and the reports running, and built the company's intranet from scratch. That's where I learned that real software has someone waiting on the other side.
- Oracle Forms
- SQL
- MySQL
- PHP
- MVC
- Bootstrap
- SVN
- FTP
2018, 9 months
Fullstack Developer · Gavião Peixoto
In Gavião Peixoto, beside one of the longest runways in the world, I joined the test team of the E2, Embraer's new generation of commercial jets, the month the E190-E2 was certified. I kept internal systems running and built new tools for the team to follow its routine of tests and test flights. Few things are as thrilling as helping, from the ground, to follow a plane that's still proving it can fly.
- AngularJS
- Ionic
- PHP
2018, 2 years and 1 month
Frontend Developer · Araraquara
In Araraquara I joined S2IT, which soon became Invillia and started working for the world. Consulting is a road with many stops: I went through different teams, each with its own product and way of working.
RodobensCredita
Credit and consortium management for clients.
- Angular 2+
- Sass
- Azure
UOL/PagSeguroForça de Vendas
A platform for managers to look after their client relationships, and my first contact with microfrontends.
- AngularJS
- Angular 2+
- React
- Redux
- Next.js
- Node.js
- GraphQL
- Bootstrap
- Microfrontends
- Jenkins
iFoodAntifraude
The internal tool that managed fraud prevention on the platform.
- React
- React Hooks
- Styled Components
- Microfrontends
- Jenkins
2020, 7 months
Frontend Developer · São Paulo
Another consultancy, another world: finance. I joined the BTG Pactual team to build the Portal Admin, the tool support used to serve BTG+ clients. A short time, a lot of responsibility.
- Angular 10
- Jenkins
2021, 4 years and 10 months
Frontend Developer · Rio de Janeiro
Almost five years. Stone was born in Rio in 2012 with the idea of being close to entrepreneurs, and that closeness has a name: the agents, out on the street every day from hubs across the country. I helped build Marco Polo, their tool, to capture leads, serve clients, look after their portfolio, plan the day and track the working day. And the best part: knowing that what I made was in the pocket of people out on the street.
- React
- React Native
- Python
- Node.js
- AWS
- Azure DevOps
- Cloudflare
- Datadog
- New Relic
- Hotjar
- Amplitude
2026, since April
Software Engineer · São Paulo
The current stretch. Marjô is a consultancy working for different clients, and I'm responsible for the frontend of the projects, from planning to delivery, with the newest of the frontend. The difference is that now I help draw the map.
- React
- TanStack
- Vitest
- GitHub Actions
- AWS
- New Relic
S3The garage
Where the things I build on my own live. Scroll to open the doors.
Game · 2024
Sequensser
It started while scrolling the feed. I saw a trend of people trying to guess a hidden sequence of colours: the only move is swapping two, and the only clue is how many are in the right place.
I couldn't get it out of my head, and it became Sequensser: cards with physics, difficulty modes and online 1v1 matches.
- React
- TypeScript
- Matter.js
- Zustand
- WebRTC
Try it here, with four. Tap two cards to swap them.
Website · 2026
This page
The signature became a 3D object, the page became a lap and my story became a road. Made at night, for fun, without anyone asking.
- React
- TypeScript
- Three.js
- Vite
Under construction
Next project
The door opens when it's ready.
S4The pit
Pit stop.
Before the finish, a few things about me you won't find on a CV.
My birthday is on Christmas Day.
25 December
And no: contrary to what everyone imagines, I've hardly ever had two presents from the same person.
The Volkswagen Gol G1
There's been a Volkswagen Gol G1, the “Gol quadrado” as we call it in Brazil, in my family since I was 4. Today I'm 30, and it's with me: 26 years on the road together.
I like it so much I have two, both wine red: a 1995 and a 1994 turbo, with programmable injection and tuning that nearly tripled its original power. And the fun of driving it, too.
And it's the one racing this track: the little car you've been driving down the page.
- 1995
- The first
- 1000
- 1994
- The second
- 1.8 GL Turbo
Can't wait for
19 November
- Your lap
- 0:00.0
- Best lap
- 0:00.0
Timed from the moment you arrived.
Want to talk? This is where to find me.
Drop me a line on LinkedIn.