Alberto Monteiro is a seasoned software architect with over a decade of experience delivering scalable .NET applications in Brazil. He currently leads architecture at Banco Carrefour, shaping cloud-ready systems and DevOps practices while mentoring teams to raise their game. His expertise spans the Microsoft stack—from ASP.NET Core and EF to WPF/Windows Services—paired with a strong commitment to SOLID, DDD, TDD, and clean, high-performance code. He also contributes to open-source, notably enhancing the BoletoNet library for Brazilian banking integrations and unit test coverage. Based in Ceará, he has previously driven architecture at Fortes Tecnologia, Instituto Atlântico, and other fintech-focused teams, with cloud experience across AWS and Azure. Outside code, he emphasizes practical, auditable design and team growth through teaching and hands-on leadership.
12 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
5, Computer science, 5, Computer science at Faculdade Lourenço Filho
S2B, C#,.NET, SQL Server, S2B, C#,.NET, SQL Server at Microsoft Students to Business
Boleto.Net is a library developed for use in Brazil, given it has been programmed with Brazilian retail legislation and business rules for bank registered billing integration.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer & Test Automation Engineer
Contributions:13 commits, 6 PRs, 22 comments in 15 days
Contributions summary:Alberto primarily focused on enhancing the Boleto.Net library, specifically for Brazilian banking integrations. Their contributions involved testing and refining the implementation of features related to Banco do Brasil's "carteira 18" and "carteira 17-019" services, including code modifications and the creation of unit tests. Additionally, the user contributed to the setup of a return file processing mechanism, initializing the integration of the CBR643 standard for bank return files. This work includes the implementation of header, detail and trailer records for the CBR643 file format.
Contributions:26 commits, 15 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 6 months
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