Frederico Moron is a Senior Software Developer based in São Paulo with 10 years of hands-on experience in embedded and automotive software, combining a Controls and Automation engineering background with strong C and C++ expertise. He has developed ECU platforms, AUTOSAR diagnostics, and powertrain control software, and is comfortable across Embedded Linux, HIL/SIL testing, CAN interfaces and low-level I/O hardware. Equally pragmatic and data-driven, he focuses on delivering robust solutions and is open to applying higher-level languages like C#, Python and .NET for tooling and integration. An active contributor to notable open-source work such as Microsoft PowerToys—where he improved UI modules and added unit tests—he brings attention to detail from UI bugs to static analyzer fixes. His profile blends deep automotive domain knowledge with practical software engineering practices (Git, CMake, gdb), making him effective at bridging hardware constraints and production-ready software.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree Engineer, Bachelor’s Degree Engineer at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho
Practitioner Deep Learning, Practitioner Deep Learning at fast.ai
Master's degree Animation Interactive Technology Video Graphics and Special Effects, Master's degree Animation Interactive Technology Video Graphics and Special Effects at Udacity
Contributions:33 reviews, 35 commits, 56 PRs in 5 months
Contributions summary:Frederico primarily contributed to the `ColorPicker` and `PTRun` modules, demonstrating a focus on UI improvements and bug fixes. They worked on fixing color format conversions and adding unit tests within the `ColorPicker` module, showing proficiency in UI-related aspects. Additionally, the user addressed issues related to environment variable expansion within the `PTRun` module and fixing the Firefox search path, highlighting their ability to work on diverse functionalities. They also fixed CPP analyzer warnings and turned on analyzer rules.
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