— Things I've built
Things I have built: some for clients, some for myself. All of them taught me something.
An AI agent built on the Claude API, AWS Kiro and MCP servers that reviews pull requests end to end, wired into Bitbucket, Bamboo and SonarQube. Cut review time from an hour to under ten minutes, was adopted by the whole team, and was submitted for presentation at AWS Summit São Paulo 2026.
Engineering · Bradesco Seguros
★ Selected for AWS Summit São Paulo 2026
A distributed system of three AI agents (an orchestrator coordinating a reviewer and a translator) that autonomously turns Mainframe screenshots into a Micro Frontend that conforms to the design system. Selected to be showcased at AWS Summit São Paulo 2026.
Architecture & engineering · Bradesco Seguros
A high-performance website for a luxury consultancy: Next.js, TypeScript and Payload CMS with server-side rendering tuned for SEO and Core Web Vitals, plus a custom CMS so the team edits everything themselves.
Design, development & software architecture · freelance
The first in-house Micro Frontend architecture and project template at Bradesco Seguros (React, TypeScript, Webpack, Module Federation). Cut project setup time by ~75% for the 8 teams that adopted it directly.
A JavaScript automation tool that mapped 30+ cost centers and 9,000+ Mainframe jobs, cutting a 76-day process down to 16, plus an Angular graph-visualization dashboard so stakeholders explore the map themselves.
★ Outstanding Member, Dev Community Mauá (2024)
The internal portal for a community of 33 developers, recognized as the organization's most successful initiative.
Lead & development · Dev Community Mauá
An automated WhatsApp and e-mail billing system built with Next.js for the rugby team. It raised payment compliance by 80%.
Design & development · Rugby Mauá
A macOS menu bar app for logging what you worked on, written in Swift. Lives quietly in the corner of the screen and stays out of the way until you need it.
Design & development · personal
The site you are looking at. Next.js, MDX articles kept as plain files in the repo, and just enough motion to feel alive.
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Bruno Fevereiro