Bruno Silva

Full Stack Software Engineer

Biography

I obtained my M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2019. I am currently working as a Software Engineer at BasicBlock. Previously, I was Research Assistant in E2 Lab and Systems Biology and Biomedical Informatics (SBBI) Lab. I received my B.S. in Computer Science from University Fumec (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) in 2015.

I am a full stack software engineer that loves to work with new and innovative technologies. I am excited to transform incredible ideas into reliable, scalable and easy to use software to help businesses to make a dent in the universe.

I have experience in developing solutions in React Native, ReactJS, NodeJs, Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, Python, Android, scikit-learn, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase, Git and AWS.

Resume

Projects

Zoom clone
Amazon clone
Netflix clone

Experience
Software Engineer @ BasicBlock
Sep. 2019
Graduate Research Assistant @ SBBI and E2
Jan. 2016 - May. 2019
Full Stack Software Engineer @ Villefort Consulting
Jan. 2013 - Aug. 2013

Interests

Software Engineering
Full Stack Software Development
Backend Development
Machine Learning
Computer Vision

Education

M.S in Computer Science, 2019

University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.S. in Computer Science, 2015

University Fumec

Publications

N Mansoor, JA Saddler, B Silva, H Bagheri, MB Cohen, S Farritor (2018). A Modeling and testing a family of surgical robots: an experience report. In FSE.

B Vieira Resende e Silva, MG Rad, J Cui, M McCabe, K Pan (2018). A Mobile-Based Diet Monitoring System for Obesity Management. In Journal of health & medical informatics.

B Vieira Resende e Silva, J Cui (2017). A survey on automated food monitoring and dietary management systems. In Journal of health & medical informatics.

J Shu, B Vieira Resende e Silva, T Gao, Z Xu, J Cui (2017). Dynamic and modularized microRNA regulation and its implication in human cancers. In Scientific reports.

H Zhang, B Vieira Resende e Silva, J Cui (2017). miRDis: a Web tool for endogenous and exogenous microRNA discovery based on deep-sequencing data analysis. In Briefings in bioinformatics.

Teaching

I am a Teaching Assistant for the following course at University of Nebraska - Lincoln:

SOFT 161: Software Engineering II (Spring 2019)

CSCE 155: Computer Science I (Fall 2017)

Contact

bvrsilva1@gmail.com
Avery Hall 103A, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68504