Andrius Lima
Engineer Manager
Andrius Lima is a Software Engineer Manager with a strong background in back-end development.
Currently working at TownSq, Andrius is responsible for leading an international team on the Community Archives product.
Experiences
PET PUCRS - Researcher | January 2016 - December 2016
Neogrid Software - Intern | December 2016 - August 2018
Neogrid Software - Java Developer | August 2016 - July 2019
Neogrid Software - Java Developer | August 2016 - June 2019
TownSq - Engineer Manager | July 2022 - Present
TownSq - Back-end Developer | July 2019 - June 2022
Organized by the Ministry of Education of Brazil, this undergrad program brings together scholarship holders who teachers tutor. It works according to teaching, research, and extension principles. The objective is complete training during graduation.
As a part of the Infrastructure & Operations team, Andrius was responsible for maintaining and optimizing NeoGrid's data-center infrastructure.
As a part of the Architecture team, Andrius helped to develop Neogrid's internal architecture using Java EE (Oracle Weblogic servers, EJB, JSF, JPA, and JBoss) in a full-stack context.
As a part of the Architecture team, Andrius helped to develop Neogrid's internal architecture using Java EE (Oracle Weblogic servers, EJB, JSF, JPA, and JBoss) in a full-stack context.
Currently working as an Engineer Manager, Andrius is engaged in an international team at Community Archives product. Andrius is also responsible to lead the Back-end Chapter at TownSq (you can find an excellent definition of chapters here)
Andrius’s worked as a back-end developer helping TownSq to migrate from a monolith architecture to a microservice and event driven architecture. The main technologies and tools explored were: AWS services (Lambdas, SQS, SNS, SES, and ElasticbeanStalk), NoSQL Databases (AWS DynamoDB and MongoDB), and Firebase.
Working as a full stack developer in Neogrid’s Architecture team. Helping to develop Neogrid's internal architecture using Java EE (Oracle Weblogic servers, EJB, JSF, JPA, and JBoss).