I'm a software engineer and digital systems architect based in Beira, Mozambique. Since 2021 I've been co-founder and technical lead of FAMS, the farmer and agribusiness management platform that grew out of a GIZ initiative and which I keep in production: backend, the API behind the field apps, tests and deploy pipeline.
Before and around FAMS, I built and maintained APIs for legal information (JURIS), first aid (Consultare), patient referral (H-Link) and Christian resources (Fonte da Vida), a grievance management platform for FUNAE and, today, the modernisation of a polytechnic institute's academic system.
My roles have always required management and coordination — of teams, clients and projects with partners such as GIZ, NIRAS and Enabel — and I have never left the technical side. I code every day, review code, build integrations, make architecture decisions, watch deploy pipelines and step in directly to fix production problems. I'm ready for internationally coordinated projects.
I work where product meets engineering. I enjoy complex problems and solving them with simple decisions that survive years of real use — offline sync, per-company data isolation, small and frequent releases, and documentation the next person can follow.