Led the technical design and development of two major sports betting platforms: the Wanna Bet app in Brazil and the Wanna Parlay app in the U.S. These projects required close collaboration with cross-functional teams, including designers, product managers, and developers, to ensure seamless user experiences and technically robust platforms.

The apps is built using Swift, incorporating both SwiftUI and UIKit to balance modern declarative UI approaches with the versatility of UIKit for complex, custom components.

• Threaded Chat with Reactions: Enabled real-time communication among users with the ability to react to messages, creating an interactive and engaging social experience within the app.
• Crowd Bets: Developed functionality to allow users to place and view crowd-sourced bets, fostering a community-driven approach to sports betting.
• Real Money Transactions: Integrated secure, scalable systems for processing real money transactions, ensuring compliance with U.S. regulations and providing a seamless experience for users to deposit, withdraw, and bet with real currency.

Throughout the development process, I focused on scalability, security, and performance to support high traffic and handle real-time data efficiently. This required designing the app's architecture to ensure it could scale for millions of users while maintaining robust performance under peak loads.

At CellPoint Digital, I was a senior software developer on the engineering team, where I played a key role in enhancing and maintaining the company’s existing SDK. My work involved adding new features, troubleshooting, and maintaining legacy systems to ensure smooth functionality. I collaborated directly with CellPoint’s clients, providing expert guidance on SDK implementation and resolving any technical issues they encountered.

In addition to my technical responsibilities, I also contributed to people management within the team, mentoring junior developers and fostering an environment of growth and knowledge-sharing.