Marlos Carmo is a technology and education entrepreneur with 13 years of experience building digital products and leading innovation across EdTech and digital marketing ventures in Brazil. As Co-Founder of Tolky and Deepfy and former Head of Innovation at Rede Lius, he blends product leadership with hands-on technical background to create data-driven education software and scalable learning experiences. He has steered institutional innovation initiatives for large education networks and serves on state-level education councils, bringing strategy, stakeholder engagement, and operational delivery together. Early career roots in web development, Flash and PHP complement his product and business acumen, evidenced by backend contributions to open-source PHP APIs. Based in Minas Gerais, he pairs a multidisciplinary academic foundation in technology, multimedia and advertising with a pragmatic focus on Power Skills for the future of work. Colleagues describe him as a connector who turns educational challenges into measurable digital solutions.
13 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Técnico em informática, Internet, Computer, Development, Técnico em informática, Internet, Computer, Development at Colégio COTEMIG
Technology, Computer, Development, Technology, Computer, Development at PUC Minas
Produção Multimídia, Marketing Digital, Produção Multimídia, Marketing Digital at Centro Universitário de Belo Horizonte
Contributions summary:Marlos primarily contributed to the back-end functionality of the PHP Redmine API client. Their commits focused on enhancing the API's capabilities, including adding methods to retrieve current user data and remove issues. They also implemented features such as limiting project listings and adjusting the parameter method for retrieving projects. These changes indicate a focus on improving the API's usability and functionality, while also maintaining the example code.
Contributions:11 commits, 9 pushes, 1 branch in 1 day
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