Mateus Artur Schneiders

A multi-branch/company financial management system for credit rights investment funds and securitizers. This structure allows companies to control the flow of credit rights operations with high flexibility.

The application was built using ASP.NET Web Forms with Telerik controls for the front end. The back end was created using the .NET framework and Oracle for the database. The system also has several integrations with third-party credit analysis services, bank statements, and electronic files.

AMBEV's internal system for managing regional clients' payment requests. The application has a built-in integration with SAP to synchronize client payments via Windows Services.

Technologies: .NET Framework Web Forms, jQuery, Microsoft SQL Server database

SIVAS is an integrated sales system for AMBEV that manages off-trade operations. The system provides a way to manage the hierarchical employee structure, store attendance routes, onsite information gathering, and reports.

The project was built using .NET Framework Web Forms. For the front end, the application uses DevExpress controls. The back end is composed of a .NET Framework web application, WCF Web Services, Windows Services, console applications, and an Oracle database.

AMBEV's internal system for managing product promotions, supermarket network agreements, price tactics, and strategy.

The project was built using a mix of .NET Framework Web Forms and MVC methodologies. The Web Forms part uses DevExpress controls for the UI as the MVC part uses Telerik's Kendo UI. The back end is composed of a .NET Framework web application, WCF web services, Windows services, console applications, and an Oracle database.

This is an internal mobile Android application that allows AMBEV supermarket promoters to perform on-site operations and information gathering.

The app was built with Kotlin and Java using native Android technologies. The back end was built with .NET Framework web application and Oracle Database.

This is an internal mobile Android application for AMBEV off-trade supervisors to manage their onsite tasks and subordinates' performances.

The app was built with Java using native Android technologies. The back end was built with .NET Framework web application and an Oracle database.

This ASP.NET Core web application helps to manage third-party resources shared between different world regions. An integration with Salesforce Social Studio helps to manage social networks licenses and accounts. The project has a built-in ADFS integration for seamless login for all employees. It uses Telerik's Kendo for the UI, MySQL as the database and Hangfire for recurrent job executions (used for API integrations).

We developed this application to improve control over the paperwork involved in the hiring process for new employees. The system was integrated with the Tenstreet Intelliapp system to receive newly created and updated applications. The program allowed both employees and applicants to log in, enter information, sign, and complete the entire application process. The system is also integrated with Active Directory to handle employee logins and with DocuSign to handle digital signatures on paperwork.

The project was built from scratch using C#. It contained a .NET Core Web API to handle front-end requests, a .NET Core Web API to handle external data input, and a .NET Core background worker (Windows Service) to handle asynchronous, recurrent tasks. SQL Server was used to store the application's data. For the front end, the application uses Angular 8 with TypeScript and the Core UI template.

A SaaS Angular app with a .NET back end built for lawyers to manage and organize their legal workflow. The app allows uploading and creating a wide range of document types, which can then be viewed and linked to other data within the app.

The system was built using the Software-as-a-Service licensing and delivery model. To accomplish that, it integrated with Stripe to manage all aspects of subscriptions and recurring payments.

A microservice-based, event-driven .NET back-end application for handling the processing of eCommerce orders coming from multiple front-end systems across several regions of the world. The system used AWS infrastructure to process orders at high throughput, leveraging serverless services that could scale automatically. The application handled a wide variety of operations, including order import, fraud checks, payment authorization, routing to distribution centers, communication with WMS, shipment, payment operations such as charging and crediting with multiple payment providers, email, loyalty, inventory, and more.