Sandro Gonçales Funk

I hold a degree in Informatics with an Emphasis in Business Management from the Faculty of Technology of Botucatu and a degree in Business Administration from the Integrated Faculty of Botucatu. Additionally, I have technical training in Mechanics from ETEC of Botucatu and have participated in several industrial design courses. During my internship at the Faculty of Technology, I worked at the Institute of Biosciences of Botucatu, gaining practical experience in an academic research environment.In 2010, I worked at NEAD-TIS at UNESP of Botucatu, providing IT support for Distance Education to the medical students. In early 2013, I worked in hardware support for Solution Service Company, enhancing my technical skills. Later that year, I served as a Systems Analyst Programmer at Caio Induscar in Botucatu, where I developed and maintained critical systems for the company.In 2019, I moved to São Paulo and worked in marketing, focusing on lead generation and support for promotional activities. In 2020, I was a Fapesp Scholar in a PIPE Project, developed in partnership with BBChain, aimed at creating a health information system for the treatment of rare diseases using DLT Corda technology. This project was crucial in enhancing my knowledge of blockchain technology and its application in the health sector.Currently, I work at BBChain in the software quality area, where I apply my extensive knowledge of various test automation and software security tools. My responsibilities include ensuring that all developed products meet the highest quality and security standards. Additionally, I have experience implementing continuous improvement processes and agile methodologies to optimize team efficiency. My professional journey is marked by a constant pursuit of innovation and excellence, always focused on delivering results that exceed expectations. I am a multifaceted professional with a solid technical background and a strong results-oriented approach, ready to face new challenges and contribute to projects that have a significant positive impact.I completed my master's degree in Medical Biotechnology at UNESP of Botucatu, finishing in early 2024. During this period, I focused my research on developing software/application to promote the traceability of adverse reactions related to blood transfusion. My thesis defense involved the creation and implementation of an innovative platform aimed at improving the safety and effectiveness of transfusion procedures, ensuring a swift and accurate response to adverse reactions. This project required a deep understanding of both clinical needs and advanced technological solutions, resulting in a product that can significantly impact public health. Completing this master's degree not only consolidated my knowledge in biotechnology and software development but also reinforced my ability to lead multidisciplinary projects that combine science and technology to solve complex problems. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)