Igor Moreno Santos

Expanding on the research and implementation developed in the Ph.D. I was a Teaching Assistant for the course Programming Fundamentals 2 (23/24).

I was a Teaching Assistant for the following courses: - Programming Fundamentals 2, Bachelor (2nd semester), 18/19, 19/20, 20/21, 21/22. - Programming Styles, Master (1st semester), 20/21, 21/22, 22/23. - Programming Fundamentals 1, Bachelor (1st semester), 18/19, 19/20. - Languages & Compilers, Bachelor (6th semester), 17/18. I was also a co-adviser of Master and Bachelor thesis projects.

Backend development with Scala as part of a research project.

- Backend development with JavaScript (Node.js) and MongoDB. - Requirement analysis.

Development of dashboard using the Yii PHP framework.

- Review, improve and update the ILO Employment Sector portal using Oracle WCMS in conformity with the ILO standards. - Maintenance of the Employment Sector's intranet written in PHP.

- Development of a custom SCADA system in Java using Swing and Hibernate. - Development of a concurrent system for building automation using JNI, PostgreSQL, and communicating with a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) via UDP.

- Development of web application using Symfony PHP Framework. - Data migration with Groovy.

- Development of automated tests in Java. - Development of a parser for Stellent CMS templates to automatically generate template documentation.- Development of automated tests in Java. - Development of a parser for Stellent CMS templates to automatically generate template documentation.

- Full-stack web developer - Analysis and development of object-oriented systems in PHP. - Development of PHP framework for web applications with support for webservices. - Database modeling and migration of systems using MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. - Object-oriented development of client-side web applications in Javascript using asynchronous requests. - User interface development of reusable components using XHTML and CSS . - Requirements analysis.

Dissertation: Sound Notional Machines - A Foundation and Its Applications. Adviser: Matthias Hauswirth. The dissertation leverages techniques from Programming Language Theory to establish a foundation for Notional Machines, pedagogic devices used in Computer Science Education, which can be used to design, implement, and evaluate notional machines and their relationship with the language under their focus. The artifacts include various language interpreters and notional machines in Haskell.

Extra credits obtained at Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) on courses focused on programming language theory and implementation, algorithms, concurrent and distributed systems. Thesis: A Programming Language With Backward Functions. Adviser: Nate Nystrom. The thesis focused on the design and implementation of a programming language feature to express pattern matching, views, automatic solutions of simple equations and boolean formulas, and for-comprehensions.

Extra credits obtained at Universidade de Brasília (UnB), Brasília, Brazil. Bachelor project: Deferred Methods - A Framework for Parallelizing Small Tasks in a Shared-memory, Multi-threaded Programming Model. Adviser: Walter Binder. The final project focused on the implementation of a framework for speeding up the execution of dynamic analysis tools for Java by deferring and parallelizing the execution of instrumentation code. The implementation was based on bytecode generation using ASM.