Luciano Porto Kagami
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Wim Vranken
Luciano has been instrumental in simplifying and updating the web server for our lab (http://bio2byte.be/), especially on the backend Django side, where we are running several software tools, but also for the nginx/uwsgi setup. We're doing all this via a git repository, whilst running a production and development server. He is great to work with, very responsive, getting increasingly better at finding solutions, and I highly recommend him!
Alan S.
I came to work with Mr. Kagami because of his master project called LiGRO, which used some functionalities from my own application called ACPYPE. I saw a great potential on him and eventually invited to help us to upgrade our ACPYPE server, which was running at the University of Cambridge, but the server hardware was so old and virtually impossible to upgrade that the University IT team decided to retire the hardware, leaving us without the service and needing to re-write the service backend application almost from scratch. Mr. Kagami was outstanding, not only in providing ideas and solutions, but also in self-learning, working tirelessly and competently so we were able to have the new ACPYPE server running on Python 3, Django 2, using Celery and SQLite, much more future proof (something I failed to do when designing the first ACPYPE server version), now hosted at the Free University of Brussels. He showed a deep knowledge of these platforms, even learning more about MySQL and BASH. I fully recommend Luciano Kagami for working with anything related to Python 3, Django, Celery or SQLite.
Wim Vranken
Luciano has been instrumental in simplifying and updating the web server for our lab (http://bio2byte.be/), especially on the backend Django side, where we are running several software tools, but also for the nginx/uwsgi setup. We're doing all this via a git repository, whilst running a production and development server. He is great to work with, very responsive, getting increasingly better at finding solutions, and I highly recommend him!
Alan S.
I came to work with Mr. Kagami because of his master project called LiGRO, which used some functionalities from my own application called ACPYPE. I saw a great potential on him and eventually invited to help us to upgrade our ACPYPE server, which was running at the University of Cambridge, but the server hardware was so old and virtually impossible to upgrade that the University IT team decided to retire the hardware, leaving us without the service and needing to re-write the service backend application almost from scratch. Mr. Kagami was outstanding, not only in providing ideas and solutions, but also in self-learning, working tirelessly and competently so we were able to have the new ACPYPE server running on Python 3, Django 2, using Celery and SQLite, much more future proof (something I failed to do when designing the first ACPYPE server version), now hosted at the Free University of Brussels. He showed a deep knowledge of these platforms, even learning more about MySQL and BASH. I fully recommend Luciano Kagami for working with anything related to Python 3, Django, Celery or SQLite.
Wim Vranken
Luciano has been instrumental in simplifying and updating the web server for our lab (http://bio2byte.be/), especially on the backend Django side, where we are running several software tools, but also for the nginx/uwsgi setup. We're doing all this via a git repository, whilst running a production and development server. He is great to work with, very responsive, getting increasingly better at finding solutions, and I highly recommend him!
Alan S.
I came to work with Mr. Kagami because of his master project called LiGRO, which used some functionalities from my own application called ACPYPE. I saw a great potential on him and eventually invited to help us to upgrade our ACPYPE server, which was running at the University of Cambridge, but the server hardware was so old and virtually impossible to upgrade that the University IT team decided to retire the hardware, leaving us without the service and needing to re-write the service backend application almost from scratch. Mr. Kagami was outstanding, not only in providing ideas and solutions, but also in self-learning, working tirelessly and competently so we were able to have the new ACPYPE server running on Python 3, Django 2, using Celery and SQLite, much more future proof (something I failed to do when designing the first ACPYPE server version), now hosted at the Free University of Brussels. He showed a deep knowledge of these platforms, even learning more about MySQL and BASH. I fully recommend Luciano Kagami for working with anything related to Python 3, Django, Celery or SQLite.
Wim Vranken
Luciano has been instrumental in simplifying and updating the web server for our lab (http://bio2byte.be/), especially on the backend Django side, where we are running several software tools, but also for the nginx/uwsgi setup. We're doing all this via a git repository, whilst running a production and development server. He is great to work with, very responsive, getting increasingly better at finding solutions, and I highly recommend him!
Alan S.
I came to work with Mr. Kagami because of his master project called LiGRO, which used some functionalities from my own application called ACPYPE. I saw a great potential on him and eventually invited to help us to upgrade our ACPYPE server, which was running at the University of Cambridge, but the server hardware was so old and virtually impossible to upgrade that the University IT team decided to retire the hardware, leaving us without the service and needing to re-write the service backend application almost from scratch. Mr. Kagami was outstanding, not only in providing ideas and solutions, but also in self-learning, working tirelessly and competently so we were able to have the new ACPYPE server running on Python 3, Django 2, using Celery and SQLite, much more future proof (something I failed to do when designing the first ACPYPE server version), now hosted at the Free University of Brussels. He showed a deep knowledge of these platforms, even learning more about MySQL and BASH. I fully recommend Luciano Kagami for working with anything related to Python 3, Django, Celery or SQLite.
Experience
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Neurogram
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Non-profit Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Scientific Programmer
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May 2022 - Present
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Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA)
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Brazil
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Profissional Assistencial III
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Aug 2013 - Present
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Interuniversity Institute of Bioinformatics in Brussels
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Belgium
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1 - 100 Employee
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Research Volunteer
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May 2019 - Sep 2022
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
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Brazil
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Legal Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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PhD Pharmaceutical Science
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Sep 2017 - May 2022
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Mestrando em Ciências Farmacêuticas
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Mar 2016 - Aug 2017
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Volunteer Research Assistant
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Jun 2014 - Mar 2016
Pesquisa e desenvolvimento de fármacos.
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Auxiliar Administrativo
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Apr 2012 - Apr 2013
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Education
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2014 - 2015
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
Graduação, Farmácia, Ciências Farmacêuticas e Gestão Farmacêutica -
2006 - 2012
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul
Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Química
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