Vinicius Larangeira Gonzalez
Student of Data Science, C#, .Net and JS
Passionate for science, technology and food
Data Science/Unopar, 28.
Today
UNOPAR, Northern Paraná University
Data Science
Second semester student of the technologist in Data Science at Unopar. Studying concepts like derivatives, optimization problems, minimization and maximization, linear algebra, test of hypothesis and probabilistic models.
Learning new skills
Developer
Learning about JS, .NetC# and MySQL with Curso em video and DIO. Studying concepts like, Relational database,NoSQL database,API,Object-oriented programming, Scrum, Agile software development,machine learning (ML.NET Model Builder), how develop a website, how can I use JS for develop games, and learning about clean code.
Projects
Working in personal projects
Working in my on projects, so I can learn more about , SQL,.NetC# and JS, testing new codes, and improving my knowledge.
Professional Experiences
Mcassab, BR Osasco
Regulatory Affairs Analyst
August/2019 until June/2022
Working the Regulatory Affairs at Quality department.
With company business knowledge and technical skills:
Working with certification of ISO 9001.
Knowledge of quality tools, The 5 whys ,Affinity diagram,Cause-effect or fishbone diagram,SIPOC diagram or Flow diagrams,FMEA.
Knowledge of power BI, to develop dashboards, to show Quality Indicators (QIs).
Develop of instructions of processes, training all the workers who have contact with the action described in this processes.
Documents of chemistry products, like SDS ( Safety Data Sheets), label GHS, TDS (Technical data sheets), NCS (Mercosur Common Nomenclature).
Galmont Hotel, IE Galway
Waiter
April/2018 until November/2018
Worked as a waiter , in the restaurant of Galmont hotel, during 9 moths of exchange to Ireland.
Welcoming and seating guests.
Taking guest orders.
Communicating them effectively to the kitchen and in addition.
Memorizing the menu and offering recommendations to upsell. appetizers, desserts, or drinks.
Quimica Anastacio, BR São Paulo
Chemistry Technician
July/2013 until February/2018
Knowledge of quality tools, The 5 whys ,Affinity diagram,Cause-effect or fishbone diagram,SIPOC diagram or Flow diagrams,FMEA.
Develop of instructions of processes, training all the workers who have contact with the action described in this processes.
Documents of chemistry products, like SDS ( Safety Data Sheets), label GHS, TDS (Technical data sheets), NCS (Mercosur Common Nomenclature).
Quality assurance of chemical products
Skills
Development
MySQL,.NetC# & JS
NetC#: back-end development with .NET and C, Inheritance and Polymorphism with C#, Entity Framework with C#, Abstract Classes and Interfaces with C#, APIs with C#, ASP.NET MVC.machine learning (ML.NET Model Builder)
MySQL: Data Modeling for Databases, Database Architecture, Queries with SQL.
Knowledge of languages for building websites (front-end technologies), like this one - I like subjects related to design and scraping data from the internet.
English
Advanced English
I lived in Ireland (Galway) for 9 months, where I improve my english at Bridge Mills Galway Language Centre, and in Galmont Hotel as I worked as a waiter.
Quality tools
The 5 whys ,Affinity diagram ,fishbone diagram (“Ishikawa”),Flow diagrams,FMEA
5 whys: The method is based on the iteration of questions. The “5” is because it is usually the number of iterations necessary to solve a problem. It is not a rigid method, nor does it provide strict rules, its potential lies in its simplicity. With few resources, very positive results can be achieved.
Affinity diagram:The objective is to increase the knowledge that one has about a problem, taking into account many points of view, investigating the possible effects that cause it.
Fishbone diagram:It is based on graphically representing in a relational way a central trunk, which is a line in the horizontal plane, representing the problem to be analyzed.
Flow diagrams:It is a diagram focused on the precise characterization of a process or group of processes based on its key elements. These elements are: Suppliers, Inputs, Sub-processes, Outputs and Customers. The name SIPOC is the acronym for these elements in English.
FMEA: FMEA is based on the application of a procedure for classifying potential failures based on their severity, frequency and detection capacity.