Renan Augusto Dembogurski

In this role, I spearheaded the development of multiple web applications using React, Blazor, and .NET 6/8, with a focus on creating seamless and responsive user experiences for a meetings and events management company.

I translated Figma designs into precise, interactive React/Blazor components while collaborating closely with designers, full-stack developers, and product managers to ensure consistent project alignment. A significant part of my work involved implementing advanced data visualizations using Dc.js and D3.js, enhancing user engagement.

My contributions were key in delivering robust, scalable solutions that met high performance and user satisfaction standards.

A system that provides mobile workers the ability to quickly get help if injured or threatened.

I developed the front-end entirely by myself, and it has multiple features, handling over 1000 registered users and thousands of devices. Basically, it enables the response to mobile workers and alert events, notifications, reports, general management, and visualization for the entire process.

Their solution is deployed and used by organizations in social and home health care, energy, utilities, homeland security, and many others.

Agora is an application to aggregate genomic evidence supporting candidate gene and module targets nominated by members of the AMP-AD consortium. It was conceived and is owned by Sage Bionetworks, and I almost entirely developed it.

Many components were developed for this project, particularly components with custom charts using D3.js and dc.js.

You can check the charts by going to this link: Agora.ampadportal.org/genes/(genes-router:gene-details/ENSG00000128564). Wait for the page to load and click on the Evidence tab.

Escape From The Multiverse is a 2D side-scroller where the map tiles are generated using music. Players will have to react fast as the music gets more intense.

The key to playing the game is timing your jumps so that the Multiverse portal won't catch you. I've put a lot of effort into this game, and I think it is really fun to play. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

This is an augmented reality planet created using C and C++.

I created it by myself as my master's degree dissertation theme when I was a student and was responsible for the whole application, most importantly the visualization and deformation parts.

I am really proud of this project because it is not very common to see visualization and deformation of detailed meshes at the same time in computer graphics. Using parallel processing, I was able to maintain high FPS even while deforming the mesh as you can see on the video. Also, this project was published in two academic journals.

I have used several libraries to achieve this project, including ARToolKit, OpenGL, GLUT, GLU, GLUI, GLEW, and Boost libraries.