I work at the intersection of systems engineering, backend infrastructure, and applied AI.

Currently, I’m building Navi, an open-source coding agent engine written in Rust and designed as part of a broader developer infrastructure toolkit. Navi explores multi-provider LLM orchestration, streaming execution, auditable security policies, WASM-based extensibility, virtual file systems, persistence, observability, and developer workflows built for real-world usage rather than demos.

My technical interests include web scrapping, Rust systems programming, backend infrastructure, cloud-native services, and production reliability.

I enjoy working on complex technical problems, debugging difficult systems, optimizing performance, and turning ideas into useful software. I care about choosing the right tool for the problem and building systems that are understandable, maintainable, and practical to operate.

Education: Software Engineering — Federal Institute of Pernambuco (IFPE), Brazil.

My work is driven by a powerful concept: Ikigai (生き甲斐).

Ikigai is a Japanese term for "a reason for being." For me, I've found it in the art of software development and research.

Software development is my Ikigai. It's what I love to do.