Hi there, I’m
Matheus Misumoto
Front-end web developer currently based in Santos, Brazil.
I use code to bring new ideas to life.
Graduated as Technologist in Internet Systems at São Paulo State Technological College in Santos. Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Santa Cecília University, with a specialization degree from Cásper Líbero College. Campus Expert alumnus from the edtech platform DIO. Associate Cloud Engineer certified by Google Cloud.
Technology + Information
9+ years experience working as a freelancer Google Search Quality Rater for TELUS International. Previously, I was part of the first team of journalists on the local page of the news website G1, from Globo TV, in Santos.
Some of my published works include the chapter “Social TV and Second Screen: Changes in Consumption of Contents Generated in Broadcast Environments”, on the book “Comunicação em Cena – Volume 1” (Scortecci Publishing).
Skills & Tools
Projects
The Evolution
Open-source, minimalistic multi-purpose block theme for WordPress. Listed on the official WordPress theme directory.
Download on WordPress.org View repository on GitHub Read more (in Portuguese)
Brazilian Association of Former Fellows from Gaimusho
WordPress-based website, containing a database with former fellows biographies.
Tastin’
Single page application that uses the power of React, Google Maps and Google Places to find restaurants nearby.
Visit the website View repository on GitHub Read more (in Portuguese)
Angular Classes Archive
Website that includes projects using the framework to cover subjects like basic math operations, conditional rules, routes, forms, usage of API’s and authentication.
Visit the website View repository on GitHub Read more (in Portuguese)
COVID-19 Statistics
Progressive Web App using ReactJS and MaterialUI with updated COVID-19 Statistics around the world. Data collected using a public API.
Visit the website View repository on GitHub Read more (in Portuguese)
Japanese Culture
Former participant in the “Program for Deepening Understanding of Japan”, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, for community leaders that promote the Japanese culture in Latin America. Also, I was a volunteer for more than a decade at Santos Japanese Association.
