Rodrigo Nobre

Msc Computer Science and Engineering Student

Interests

  • Distributed Systems
  • Ciber-Security
  • Operative Systems
  • Android Development

TECHNICAL SKILLS

  • C
  • C++
  • Java
  • Python

Languages

  • Portuguese (Native)
  • English (Professional)

ABOUT ME

Hi, my name is Rodrigo and I'm software enthusiastic since I remember. Currently I'm doing my Masters at Técnico Lisbon specialized in Ciber-Security and Software Engineering.

If interested, you can see my full CV in the following link - CV LINK

EDUCATION

Msc in Information Systems and Computer Engineering

2019 - Present
Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon

Specialization in Ciber-Security and Software Engineering

Bsc in Information Systems and Computer Engineering

2015 - 2019
Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon

Relevant coursework: Artificial Intelligence, Compilers, Distributed Systems, Operative Systems, Computer Netwroks

EXPERIENCE

Summer Internship

July 2019
Deloitte Portugal

On July 2019 completed a Summer Internship at Deloitte Portugal in Financial Services–IT.

Part of an International Project based in Canada where I could work directly with a real client and professional developers. Became part of the ETL Team and developed Service Testing and Data Transformation.

PROJECTS

This are my currently developed projects aside from university. I wish in the future to have at least 2 pages of them but for now they are a few.

For the most part I start a project to learn a new technology following the theory of "learning with practice".

Braille - Developed an application using Android Studio, a Braille application with the objective to help people to learn braille. There is also a game implemented where the objective is to make points while trying to guess the word/letter represented in braille.
SecretLight - A project that is still on development. I'm coding in react-native and the objective of this application is to given a morse code prodced by a light using the camera of the telephone the app translates the light flashing to ASCII.